Full Vintage Kitchen for Sale - Steel Cabinets, Oven and More!

[ebtdyakima]

We are selling our vintage kitchen in the home we just purchased. Below you will find the details on the kitchen.

We have found the original blender that attaches to the counter blender hookup. This cabinet set is in pristine condition, but will need some restoration (they were installed in 1953). A set like this is extremely rare. All have original serial numbers still inside the cabinet, including a push button lazy susan. ALL of these were way ahead of their time in 1953.

I also have original pink his and her sinks and matching tub that I am selling as well that are in wonderful condition and original as well. If you'd like images, just let me know. As for price, I'm still thinking about it and would like your input on an offer.

Please let me know if you have any other questions.

Laura

[tomsantiquesetcetera]

I have the sink unit; I attached a plywood top to it and use it on my patio. My cat can get into it from behind. I used to own some rentals and each unit had these in them. They were from Sears, Roebuck. Good, sturdy product. They are undersized though for conventional kitchens which is why most people eventually removed them. Never considered them as a collectible or antique. They're not rare, but in pristine condition, probably they are. As for your sinks, the weight would be atrocious to mail or ship. I see sinks of all shapes and sizes for $1.00 and up. Last week on Oprah's "Makeover show" a lady remodeled her kitchen. She paid 87 cents for a huge white ceramic double sink at a yard sale and $1. for a kitchen faucet, so she stated. Being pink and having a matching tub might be a bonus. There is an IAO Member who lives in tri-cities, Richland, I think, Carin Brown who is into the wild (1950s-60s) retro collectibles; she can advise you on price...who knows she might be able to sell them for you. Good luck and welcome to IAO. BTW I used to live in Yakima.