Sunday, September 6, 2026

Old Time Goodness

 


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    1. Probably copper pipes with brass fittings soldered together.

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    2. Copper, sweat soldiered joints.? Quite typical on sinks, before PVC. We had 2 of them on the farm, with the capped Tee for clean-out, just about like that.

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  2. They seem to be threaded. Probably painted. But that rug beater is old for sure!

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  3. That sink reminds me that today's modern kitchens have a "farm sink."

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  4. Love them old ceramic sinks, grab everyone I can, they are beautiful industrial art in their own right. The cast iron types are superb foundry pieces, very state of the sand cast art pre cnc. They had to have used casks with 3 or more pieces because all the negative drafts. High high art really, acme of skilled handcraft and tribal knowledge.

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  5. Kind if looks like my Grandmas kitchen. The house was built in the early 1920s.

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    1. Our farm house was built in 1860, with 'modern plumbing', later updated with white ceramic CAST IRON sinks & crows feet bathtubs.

      Filled the bathtub with buckets of water, heated on the stove, and it'd stay nice & warm for an hour, on the coldest winter nights.

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  6. Grand parents had a summer kitchen, first stop for any man beast or food.

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