I don’t sell anything, Tanya. Try… ebay. Good luck.
Pam Kuebersays:
I am in the U.S. Note: I don’t sell anything. I write about companies that do. If you are looking to buy something, check the story and look for hotlinks in blue.
Steve Wildmansays:
Hi. Pam. I have a quick question. Our new neighbor found some (what I believe to be Youngstown Kitchens) cabinets in his basement when they moved in. He is interested in selling them, but not sure of the name to use and really couldn’t find the information online. They are a pair of open corner shelving that would probably go at the end of wall cabinets or perhaps on one or both ends above the kitchen sink, again at the end of some wall cabinets. If you could give me the correct name he (and I) would greatly appreciate it. THANKS, AND KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!
Pam Kuebersays:
They are called What-Not shelves. Thank you for your nice comment!
Steve Wildmansays:
Thanks Pam!! Appreciate your help in this. “What-not shelves”…who would have thunk?? 🙂
Brenda Reamysays:
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Royal Stradingersays:
info on antique porcelain kitchen sinks drain in center and to drain sides
Hi: I’m looking for 9 inch black and white individual checker board floor tiles to replace damaged tiles in a Mid Century style kitchen. Any sources? Thanks much.
Oh, and let me amend, because I read your comment closer. 9″ can be hard to find. I have read (in my travels) about folks having tiles cut down to that size. Water jet cutting maybe it was? Perhaps give Linoleum City a call and see what they say?
Also, be aware old tiles and material in their adhesives etc. may contain hazards, be sure to Renovate Safe, for more info see: https://retrorenovation.com/renovate-safe/
Sarahsays:
Hi , interested is a Lilac bathroom sink do you still have one or possibly 2 ? Please let me know. Prefer drop in cast iron. Sarah
I would like to suggest that you have a “market place” on your site. I follow your articles and read comments. But there are items that I have that some of your readers would love…I am not so much wanting to sell stuff as find good homes for my collection of vintage stuff…from nutty pine paneling to vintage stoves.
Annesays:
I sold my darling midcentury I restored to purchase an 1887 Farm house. Now I need a website for that era?I named “her” Jessie after my grandma. She’s been structurally restored but I’m trying now to make her look her age.
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I don’t sell anything, Tanya. Try… ebay. Good luck.
I am in the U.S. Note: I don’t sell anything. I write about companies that do. If you are looking to buy something, check the story and look for hotlinks in blue.
Hi. Pam. I have a quick question. Our new neighbor found some (what I believe to be Youngstown Kitchens) cabinets in his basement when they moved in. He is interested in selling them, but not sure of the name to use and really couldn’t find the information online. They are a pair of open corner shelving that would probably go at the end of wall cabinets or perhaps on one or both ends above the kitchen sink, again at the end of some wall cabinets. If you could give me the correct name he (and I) would greatly appreciate it. THANKS, AND KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!
They are called What-Not shelves. Thank you for your nice comment!
Thanks Pam!! Appreciate your help in this. “What-not shelves”…who would have thunk?? 🙂
??? ?
info on antique porcelain kitchen sinks drain in center and to drain sides
Hi Royal, not sure what your question is. Looking to buy one? See my big research page: https://retrorenovation.com/farmhouse-drainboard-sinks/
Hi: I’m looking for 9 inch black and white individual checker board floor tiles to replace damaged tiles in a Mid Century style kitchen. Any sources? Thanks much.
Search box pulls up a variety of options ….
Also you might have dig to find just what you have in mind, see: https://retrorenovation.com/2015/02/10/23-companies-flooring-cork-linoleum-midcentury-house/
Oh, and let me amend, because I read your comment closer. 9″ can be hard to find. I have read (in my travels) about folks having tiles cut down to that size. Water jet cutting maybe it was? Perhaps give Linoleum City a call and see what they say?
Also, be aware old tiles and material in their adhesives etc. may contain hazards, be sure to Renovate Safe, for more info see: https://retrorenovation.com/renovate-safe/
Hi , interested is a Lilac bathroom sink do you still have one or possibly 2 ? Please let me know. Prefer drop in cast iron. Sarah
I don’t sell anything. See this category for help: https://retrorenovation.com/category/bathroom-categories/lav-sinks/
I would like to suggest that you have a “market place” on your site. I follow your articles and read comments. But there are items that I have that some of your readers would love…I am not so much wanting to sell stuff as find good homes for my collection of vintage stuff…from nutty pine paneling to vintage stoves.
I sold my darling midcentury I restored to purchase an 1887 Farm house. Now I need a website for that era?I named “her” Jessie after my grandma. She’s been structurally restored but I’m trying now to make her look her age.