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1947 Antique Cast Iron Farmhouse Sink.American Standard Double Drainboard.
1947 Antique Cast Iron Farmhouse Sink.American Standard Double Drainboard.
1947 Antique Cast Iron Farmhouse Sink.American Standard Double Drainboard.
1947 Antique Cast Iron Farmhouse Sink.American Standard Double Drainboard.
1947 Antique Cast Iron Farmhouse Sink.American Standard Double Drainboard.
1947 Antique Cast Iron Farmhouse Sink.American Standard Double Drainboard.

1947 Antique Cast Iron Farmhouse Sink.American Standard Double Drainboard."RARE"

$ 158.4

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Finish: Porcelain
  • Item Length: 60 inch
  • Mounting: Drop-in
  • Type: Basin
  • Style: Antique Style
  • Item Height: 9 inches
  • Bowl Height: 9 in
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Bowl Shape: Square
  • Model: Hostess
  • Room: Kitchen
  • Shape: Rectangular
  • Inner Bowl Front-to-Back Length: 18 inches
  • Inner Bowl Side-to-Side Width: 20 inches
  • Color: White
  • Assembly Required: No
  • Condition: Outstanding Condition. Please ask as many Questions as you want to.
  • Material: Cast Iron
  • Brand: American Radiator Standard Sanitary
  • Item Width: 20 inches
  • Bowl Depth: 9 inches

    Description

    Up
    f
    or
    bid
    is this "
    VERY RARE
    " Antique Farmhouse
    Style sink. Porcelain over Cast Iron
    with Double Drainboard  Made by
    "American Radiator & Standard
    Sanitary Company
    "
    before the merger to American Standard.
    Big
    60 x 25 Hostess
    Style. Will clean up like new. Perfect for your restoration project. Ask as many questions as you like, and I will do the best I can to explain. My home was built in 1900, and the kitchen was restored in the early 1950's.This comes from my home which is receiving an upgrade. Payment is due Immediately after the auction is closed.
    The  American Radiator Company
    was established in 1892 by the merger of a number of
    North American
    Radiator
    manufacturers. The
    y
    expanded in the early 20th century into Europe under the brand
    National Radiator
    Company
    .
    In 1929 the
    Standard S
    anitary
    Manufacturing Company
    consolidated with the American Radiator Company to form
    the
    American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation
    ,
    which evolved in 1967 into today's
    American Standard Companies.
    Thank You and Happy Bidding