Wow. I would like to see the rest of the kitchen, for the person who could actually afford a range that expensive!

I can't even imagine. Does it spit out diamonds every time you open the door?

That would be a nice upgrade from my 20" Tappan stove

I did see it in the newspaper and they said that Electrolux is the parent company. So crazy!

When I see a Molteni, it reminds me of the range in the animated movie, Ratatouille. They have beautiful multiple copper ranges in that kitchen.

I suppose for the demographic, that it would be like a lot of people buying a Wolf, or large Viking, maybe not even. I don't see the point of a $100K range, but it's all relative I guess, I don't have a $300K car either. (I would take the car though before the range).

Over on the Appliance Forum, one of our own was considering buying one, and was struggling with the idea. Interesting read.

Here is a link that might be useful: Making a move towards a Molteni

Thanks, Angie. Wow! I do remember reading that now. I wonder if she ever got one?

This is my idea of a $100,000.00 range :)

I found this image on the University of Idaho Rangeland Ecology and Management website and it is credited as follows:
"Painting Idaho" from http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4122/4880405625_252edbaae4.jpg

Here is a link that might be useful: Rangeland

It looks like they are basing the look on a La Cornue.

http://www.lacornueusa.com/product/chateau-series/

Um, where are the rest of the burners?

The person interested in Molteni in "Making a Move Toward Molteni" ended up with an Aga cooker due to cost and what appeared to her potentially daunting service issues. Very few residential Molteni ranges in Canada and most in restaurants serviced by companies that only work in commerical venues.

Molteni is not basing its look on La Cornue.

Molteni was founded in 1923 and La Cornue in 1908 but both have traditional French style.

EEAM- love your range!

Thanks gemini! Of course, it's your range too (this land is your land, this land is my land...).

EAM44 your range is breathtaking, would take that any day over the Molteni.