Ever have a Sinking Syndrome? Hunting to feed a "Sinky Feeling" with a passion?

Who says you can not love the shapes of sinks, not just the feeling of porcelain on cast iron legs, burly earthenware sides 2 inches thick, or a big drain plug you can know is rare?

Who would imagine the passion and money that went into the sinks for bathrooms and kitchens of the past? This one weighs around 300 lbs of clay with a porcelain that is fine-crackled and in perfect shape. I have more parts for the hardware so that even that could remain original or be replaced with others. Some of these can be pricy, from a couple hundred to $1,500 for a fabulous conversation piece that will remain an heirloom for generations. Rare Vintage Plumberia as Real Estate Jewelry.

Imagine digging the coal from the mine as a 12 yr old in the 1800s or working barefoot to drag the carts full of coal from the mines thru paths too tiny for normal-sized men. That is also when 12-14 yr olds apprenticed in the foundry to learn how to smelt, caste, and create the such incredible bathroom and kitchen sinks again. They worked 60-70 hours a week in a day when a25 cents a day would have been big pay... but death and young death from Black Lungs was common.

Why not save the resources, honor the history, and see the objects for their value in human energy and energy from carbon fuels? Wii, the “I”s of the world, do not need to burn wood or coal to create; instead, they simply salvage and reuse these past treasures and honor the ancestors who created them. It took a lot of blood, sweat, and truly, tears from pain to create the sinks and architectural treasures at Salvage, Texas, home of Tiny Texas Houses. While Wii do not build houses to sell and ship, Wii do have the parts, the SpaceMagic Design services, and the consulting for you on-site, no matter where you are with phone technology.

Perfect for a house with curves, cast iron with porcelain put on at 2,400 degrees. You save more energy by not mining iron ore, smelting it to cast iron at great heat, then melting that to pour into molds to create these sinks, which then get coated with a glass that is applied all with coal fire, for the most part, nearly 150 years ago. Besides the human energy, you save many things and do not pollute if you simply reuse these incredible pieces of our past instead of newly imported crap from big box stores. Compared to what $350-$50 buys in a store today, vintage is the fancier way, sustainable and pollution free.

For those that like a bit of Plumberia humor, I don't want this to leave you drained, empty, or feeling totally sunk, just a bit “sinky”... not stinky but inspired. In case you are mired in muddy propaganda that keeps you from seeing how easy it is to create incredible sustainable solutions to housing and community with unity in mind. So why don't more do it before the urge leaks out? "Vintage Plumeria Punnery" free too.

Cast iron, and porcelain, were created 160 years ago yet ready to go again, my friends, a hundred years still left. to use when such is nearly impossible to afford to create so well in this day and age. Can Wii talk Green in a serious way, not just the BS advertising and media way?

Dirty on the shelf but cleans with water well, this very rare triangle sink has a story yet to tell in a tiny house somewhere that uses diamonds and such so well. This is merely porcelain, likely 40 years old, but still fabulous though for its tiny size and unique shape. Collectors with a passion know this is special too.