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| Weight | 40 kg |
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| Dimensions | 61 × 45.7 × 15.2 cm |
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Small Reclaimed Butler Sink 24″L
Bring vintage British style into your modern kitchen with this classic small reclaimed Butler sink. This piece offers timeless charm and sturdy durability for any traditional home layout or garden design scheme. With some damage to the rim this sink is best suited to use in the garden as boot wash, planter, greenhouse sink or even as part of a larger water feature.
Approximate dimensions- L24″ x W18″ x H6″ (L61cm x W45.7cm x H15.2cm)
Please note, due to the nature of production, the age of the items and process of reclamation, there are likely to be imperfections, size differences and wear marks.
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| Weight | 40 kg |
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| Dimensions | 61 × 45.7 × 15.2 cm |
Bring vintage British style into your modern kitchen with this classic small reclaimed Butler sink. This piece offers timeless charm and sturdy durability for any traditional home layout or garden design scheme. Crafted from heavy-duty vitrified fireclay, it features a smooth white glazed rim and bowl interior paired with a rustic raw buff base.
Historically, true London Butler sinks, like this reclaimed unit, lack an integral overflow weir. Manufacturers intentionally built them this way to conserve limited municipal water supplies. Designed in a more water rich area, Belfast sinks include the overflow drain which marks the difference between the two. As a result, this design maximizes internal basin space in authentic late-Victorian scullery style.
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| SPECIFICATION OVERVIEW |
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| Style: Traditional Plain-Front London Butler |
| Material: Glazed Vitrified Fireclay / Ceramic |
| Waste Hole: Central Left Hand Location |
| Finish: White Glazed Interior / Buff Exterior Base |
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Choosing reclaimed architectural items provides exceptional quality that modern mass-manufactured fixtures rarely match. Indeed, older fireclay sinks possess dense ceramic bodies built to endure decades of heavy daily use. Therefore, investing in a small reclaimed Butler sink ensures superior longevity for your home utility areas. However, given its age, it’s not surprising to find some damage on the rim and one corner of this sink.
Furthermore, choosing pre-loved fixtures significantly reduces the environmental impact of your renovation project. Reusing historic materials diverts waste from landfills and lowers demand for new manufacturing energy. Consequently, this small reclaimed Butler sink offers a genuinely sustainable choice for eco-conscious homeowners.
Additionally, vintage ceramic possesses a unique character that new reproductions cannot replicate. Natural aging and gentle patina tell a fascinating story from past generations. Thus, installing a small reclaimed Butler sink creates a subtle focal point with unmatched character and historic appeal.
This versatile basin adapts seamlessly to various domestic and outdoor settings:
Shaker Kitchens: Mount it within solid timber or granite worktops for a quintessential country scullery look.
Boot Rooms: Wash muddy footwear easily within the shallow ceramic basin after outdoor adventures.
Garden Potting Sheds: Build an attractive outdoor watering station, using reclaimed bricks, that withstands harsh weather conditions.
To conclude, this small reclaimed Butler sink combines robust practical functionality with genuine historic provenance. Clean the glazed basin with standard ceramic paste to restore its original shine effortlessly.


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