We'd planned to make a stop on the way home, too, but decided not to. This means that a road trip, soon, is in order. I'm talking to you, Really Bad Cleveland Accent and Lead Paint Cookbook. Those doors that you desired? That claw-foot tub? Yup. Let's split the cost of gas and tolls and do this!
There were many many bathtubs, with nice ones priced around $200-300. I'd bring something to clean them with before purchase to ensure that there wasn't significant damage or staining, as they are stored outside.
This was but part of their outdoor storage lot. Yes, that's a marble sink slab from the 1880s or 1890s leaning up against the windows there.
Is this the sink you're looking for, Anastasia?
I couldn't believe this great sink with integral faucet for a mere $125.
Or the Case "kidney" toilet sitting next to it for $120.
There were doors, doors, and more doors, interior and exterior. I recall interior doors being priced at around $15-35 each.
Handpainted tile for $1.25 each!
There was plenty of oddball stuff, too, like tin ceiling at $2 a square foot.
Or this electric bathroom heater.
Or these brass shower valves, which I would have investigated further, if not for the hands of my son trying to grab and chew said fixture.
Would you believe the brass switchplate in the center for a dollar?
This wood armchair, the better one, was $15. The one in front was $5.
I'm not sure how much this railing was, but WOW.
Overall, I was really impressed. I can't wait to go back.
