I've never seen a SINK like this! The underside is imprinted "HOOSIER MFG. CO" Columbus, OH. Very UNIQUE to me! It's 42 inches wide, with a back splash and I think has a little bit of a RETRO-LOOK! I LOVE this so much, it is going to replace my other one inside my ARBOR! Looking for a UNIQUE BASE~~and BEST of ALL, it was a whopping $5.00!! (plus my hubbys hard work getting it out of a basement~~~thats PRICELESS!) Anyone ever seen a VINTAGE ENAMEL DOUBLE SINK like this? From one sweetie to another~~~Roxie
That sink looks so fun! Very unusual and cool!
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Ooooooh it looks so cool!
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I have never seen anything like it. I will guess that the round sink is to do the dishes in...like a built in dishpan. It will be great for your outdoor use..great price too! xo
ReplyDeleteI have never seen one like this but it IS beautiful and itll be interesting to see what you do with it! :)
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OMW!!!!!!!!! That is awesome!! What a great find. Trying not to be jelouse of your wonderful sink there. That would be nice to have around here! Enjoy
ReplyDeleteWe have a vintage farm sink....but your find is quite unique.
ReplyDeleteLook forward to seeing what you do with it!
Kari
wow great find! I have never seen one with a round bowl?
ReplyDeleteThanks Roxie! I would so love to have one of those sinks in my home~Cheers Kim xox
ReplyDeletenope I think you found a gem...and can't wait to see what you do with this....and your hubby needs a back rub...for sure
ReplyDeleteThis is probably the first time I found one here on your blog. I knew updates from you would be interesting, and now you just found yourself a valuable vintage item and that's great.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely blog you have! I am your newest follower!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week! :)
-Denise
Roxie, what a Fabulous Find...!! I have never seen another like this either! Can't wait to see it by your Arbor in your garden...Hope you find the perfect base for it...Can't wait to See it all together!
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Christine
Roxie, What a A SWEEEET find!!! Congrats on the vintage sink, it is very cool, I love vintage sinks, you will never tire of it!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing!
xo,
Gail
http://www.casualloveselegance.blogspot.com
I think this is awesome! I will be looking for photos of the finsihed look. Jean
ReplyDeleteHi Roxie, Your sink is very cool and very unique. What I liked was it's a Hoosier sink, made in Ohio, LOL. I wonder if you can find a Buckeye sink made in Indiana.
ReplyDeleteIn regard to the comment you left on my blog:
I make my stencils on my Provo Craft Cricut. They can be very expensive, but mine is the first model and you can find them pretty cheap, just ask around. You may even have a friend that up dated to a newer model and has an old model stashed in the back of their closet, or even ask on Craig's list. As long as you have one good alphabet cartridge you can make stencils that say anything you want and with letters from 1 inch to 5 1/2 inches tall. That's what mine does, but like I said it is the oldest model, the newer one do even more. They even have a model made just for cutting fondant frosting. You name it, they make it, these days. Good luck finding a cheap deal. If it's used , try it out before buying.
Have a great week, Connie :)
I haven't seen a sink like yours, what a great find! Hugs, PENNY
ReplyDeleteHi Roxie, every time I open your blog, I just want to grab my book and a bottle of cold water and spend my afternoon sitting on your beautiful pink swing. It is so shading and peaceful there, I can almost hear the birds singing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for telling me about Kelly. I am now following her blog, too. She sounds like such a sweetheart, and it will be fun following their farming adventures. Have a great day, Connie :)
What a find! I've never seen one like it either, but would love to have one!
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