NOS enamel kitchen sinks in GE colors!

[spacepig]

There's a lengthy description on each, but the story is "Pretty sweet, this was in a Denver hardware store backroom since NEW! I bought a WHOLE PALLET-- about 33 units, all mixed"

I was able to snag a turquoise one, although it's a single sink and too small for my kitchen but I couldn't pass it up!

http://https//www.ebay.com/sch/denver_vintage_deluxe/m.html?item=253473170165&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562

 

[spacepig]

There is a turquoise one up now. However, this is a different seller but the identical product, so he must be trying to resell. The original seller had them at $160ppd.

http://https//www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Metal-Enamel-Turquoise-Kitchen-Sink-24-x-21-New-Old-Stock-4-Hole/323134720198?hash=item4b3c5488c6:g:-2sAAOSwWbRapVk~

 

[turquoisedude]

Wow! What a great find! One of these sinks will no doubt complete a mid-century kitchen restoration or two!

 

[cadman]

Nice find! But I don't see any Hoody rings listed by the seller, and if you zoom in on these sinks, the edges are unfinished. I shot them a note, will let you guys know what I hear back.

 

[ken]

Hudee rings are still made.

vanceind.com

 

[cadman]

Thanks Ken! Didn't realize they were still available new, which is good since the seller got back to me and said they've just got the raw sinks. -C

 

[circlew]

From what I remember, the Hudee rings were always sold separately from the sinks. They weren't used in some installations, such as in a tile counter. I remember buying an enameled steel sink back in the late 70's, and purchased a ring, but never used it. I finally gave it to the church sale a few years ago.