Vintage, bordering on antique, monitor top fridge refrigerator made by General Electric back when there was no such thing as "planned obsolescence" since this beast is still working fine from what I could tell. There's a small "freezer compartment" just below the compressor. The cord needs to be replaced, but I wired a cord directly the the compressor unit on top, and it seems to work just fine. Cooled down to 30 degrees where it had been set at 8. I dialed it back to 4, and the compressor shut off. The unit does show wear from use (scratches, discoloration and some small chips to the finish), and the door gasket needs to be replaced, but it's a fairly good piece if you're looking for a restoration project and usable as is.