Date: Fri, 11 Mar 94 07:30:47 EST
From: Ana_Vargas.LOTUS@CRD.lotus.com
Message-Id: <9403111230.AA00643@Mail.Lotus.com>
To: UNIXML::"carolingia@bloom-beacon.mit.edu"@lotus.com
Subject: Mundane - Free sinks

For you restoration buffs, this was posted in the Classifieds at my
work - I know nothing more about them than what is listed here. 
For more information, contact owner below.


Written: 11:36 AM  03/09/94
          
I've got some old sinks - I will be happy if they don't become landfill...

A)   One big old-fashioned cast-iron double-bowl sink, in pretty good 
condition.   It has two shapely front legs.  It's color is the most unusual 
part - it's a medium salmon-light rust color enamel.  It was our kitchen sink 
until recently, and is in pretty good condition.  You put big bolts in the wall 
to prop up the back. One bowl is very very deep and the other not as deep (but 
still deeper that a modern sink)   Save it from the dump if you can use it! 
It's already outside. Free

b) 2 soapstone laundry sinks. I think they must be about 100 years old - we 
replaced them with the house's first washer & dryer.  Imagine 5 slabs of stone 
put together - that's what these are. They aren't so good looking - but I can 
imagine uses for them.  These need to be carried up about 5 stairs out of the 
basement bulkhead.  Someone showed interest in them one time, don't know why. 
Free

All located in Somerville. 

For more information
Contact: Tina Ingmann
Phone:   (w)693-5645, (h)776-5036