Waring Pro Professional Food Slicer, Model FS155/FS155C
Waring Pro · Kitchenware & Appliances > Small Appliances
Era / Decade
2010s. Based on the logo styling and the modern molded plastic/cast aluminum hybrid construction standard for Waring's residential 'Pro' line during this period.
Material
Cast aluminum housing, stainless steel carriage surface, and 7.5-inch serrated stainless steel blade. High-quality heavy-duty motor for home use.
Condition
Good to Very Good. The unit shows signs of light use with minor residue and oxidation on the aluminum surfaces (typical for these units). The blade appears sharp without visible nicks. Suction feet are present.
Demand Level
Moderate. Demand peaks in the fall and winter during hunting/processing season and holiday party prep. Steady interest from DIY charcuterie enthusiasts.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$45.00 - $75.00 depending on shipping costs and functional testing.
Estimated Retail Value
$80.00 - $110.00. Originally retailed around $99.99 at big-box retailers like Costco, Bed Bath & Beyond, or Amazon.
Comparable Sales
Recent eBay sold listings for the FS155 model range from $35 (plus shipping) in used condition to $85 for units with original boxes and all accessories. Local sales on Marketplace typically land around $50.
Description
Professional-grade home meat slicer by Waring Pro. Features a powerful 130-watt motor and a 7.5-inch undulated stainless steel blade. Adjustable thickness control from deli-thin to 1/2-inch thick slices. Removable carriage for easy cleaning and heavy-duty die-cast aluminum housing for stability during use.
Key Features
Reputable kitchen brand; heavy-duty cast aluminum construction; 7.5' stainless steel blade; adjustable thickness knob; suction feet for safety; easy-clean sliding carriage.
Authenticity Indicators
Clear 'Waring Pro' and 'Food Slicer' branding on the front base; safety caution labels; UL listing on the bottom plate (not shown but standard). High confidence in authenticity.
Flaws to Note
Light surface oxidation or 'spotting' on the aluminum tray (standard for non-anodized aluminum); minor food residue in crevices requiring deep cleaning; lacks the plastic food pusher which is a common lost part.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Facebook Marketplace or Mercari are best. Being a heavy item, local pickup (FB Marketplace) avoids high shipping costs that eat into profit. eBay is good if you have a high-rated seller account, but shipping will be $20+ due to weight.
Selling Tips
Deep clean the unit with a toothbrush in the crevices before photographing; show a photo of the unit turned on (perhaps with a video of the blade spinning); use keywords like 'Deli Slicer,' 'Meat Slicer,' and 'Charcuterie.' If the plastic food pusher is missing, note it clearly so the buyer isn't surprised.