I have a double? (twice as long as wide) belfast sink I have no use for. I was convinced they were worth something but was offered a fiver today by a guy who deals in this sort of stuff. Is the fad over?
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Is it worth owt? - Belfast sink
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15 years ago
I will buy it of you. I use them for beer making.
I suppose you are miles away.
I am in Leeds. W. Yorkshire.
Kind Regards
Micky
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Back in 1960 when I was 7 when I was at boarding school, they used to bath us in those. Followed by a compulsory cold shower. Don't ask, it was an odd school.
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ones going for £20 on ebay
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Is it definitely a Belfast and not a butler? Butler sinks =A3500+ on Lassco's website.
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It's definitely a Belfast, from these people,
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Darwen (Nr Blackburn), Lancs.
Is that too far for you?
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What's the difference?
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So am I. I've got several - only standard sizes though.
Mary
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Belfasts have got Weir overflows...butlers haven't.
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his fiver was trying his luck.
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Thanks!
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Oh No , Love your place. What do you want for it?
Kind Regards,
Micky
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Belfasts have got Weir overflows...butlers haven't.
A Belfast sink is a type of Butler Sink:
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It sure is...one with an overflow :o)
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'eeee it's a whole new world. Making beer in 't sink (bath full of coal I suppose). Must be a Northern thing.
Southern Jessie :o)
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When I visited a brewery years ago, the stuff was brewed in open stainless steel basins the size of an average pub bar...
I remember putting my head down to sniff the stuff, and getting a lungful of pure CO2..not recommended.
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I don't make beer in our sinks, I grow plants in some, there's a pond in the biggest and the other is full of stones for some reason.
It's a northern thing. Soft Southerners, I've been told, wash dishes in them.
Mary
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>An excellent bit of knowledge!
Thanks,
Mary
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Hi. LOL no coal in bath the wife goes mad.
Micky