This is not going to the scrap yard.

Found this in an old barn I was helping clear out. It was dirty but cleaned up rather nice. It was cast from the Crane company out of Arkansas. My wife and I are going to reuse it when building our house. It feels like a zillion pounds while lifting it so I better make sure I beef up my cabinet base to support it.





The picture was taken at night so it looks off white but its actually bright white.

And old is new again !

It looks to be in pretty good shape. The porcelain sinks have been making a come back with a new twist. What they've been doing is an under cabinet mount with either granite or Corian countertop. It makes for a nice installation. You don't get the rust staining around the edges of the sink where the porcelain transitions into cast iron.

Mike, it is a kitchen sink. Its cast iron with a porcelain surface.
It was full of dirt and had critter droppings all in it but cleaned up really nice.

Great find! I've always liked the retro look.

I had a whole set like that last spring double sink with a small wash rinse sink a corner sink for a washroom and the bathtub. About a 1000lbs in sinks and tubs. Still had faucets attached washed the coon cap off and it sold in 5 hours. My mom took one sold the rest sight unseen for 300 to a interior designer. I still feel riped off lol. But wanted it gone and not in my trailer for 2 weeks