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Recently pulled from a scrapped passenger train car, this nickel finish sink is in excellent shape for its age and the use it\'s had. Found in Eureka, CA recently at the Samoa based Timber Heritage Railroad Museum, for sale for the first time.
Seems to be mostly functional...the COLD and DRAIN handles are there, the piping underneath seems complete. The drain pop-up opens easily. The handle moves back and forth but doesn\'t lift the pop-up anymore. The cold handle moves and the soap dispenser is not frozen up. The drain handle lifts the drain stopper and the cold water handle still snaps back in place when moved. The metal finish appears to be nickel.There is a slight dent in the bowl which can be seen in the photo of the underside of the bowl. It\'s been polished but could be polished more. The underside back of the bowl still shows tarnish.
Measures as follows: 23 3/4\" in width, 12\" at each side, 15 1/8\" deep at the middle of the apron and a bit more than 3 3/4\" high at the back and sides.
Please look over the photos carefully...happy to answer any questions you may have.
