Vintage kitchen cabinet/sink

Good morning! I'm hoping for some help in finding more information and perhaps a great starting price to list the vintage barn find I recently acquired. I've only been able to find two articles talking about the exact kitchen combo I have.

https://retrorenovation.com/2011/01/04/youngstown-servi-center-super-rare-metal-kitchen-cabinet/

https://sarahsnodgrass.com/blog/retro-metal-cabinets-for-sale/

A link to mine - https://photos.app.goo.gl/Bwk3PTuvm79Khjiy9

Mine is going to need some TLC as it's been buried in the back of a barn for who knows how many years. Thank you in advance, I appreciate it!

 

where r u
where will u be listing it
will u provide packing and shipping

living near a big city will increase your chances of a good pay day , although I for one am unaware of just where the best market is for a roached metal kitchen cabinet.....no matter how rare.

Good luck !

 

I'm in the process of remodeling the new house that this was purchased with, so I haven't had the time to clean it up and truly look at the condition. Aside from the "roached" filled metal kitchen cabinet, I don't live near a city. I'd be listing it on Ebay or someplace similar and shipping and packaging would be included with a fee. I'm attempting to gauge a price range. I understand that this would need to be matched with the condition of the cabinet, but I'm just trying to get a starting place.

 

Ooops, sorry...... roached it a term often used on American Pickers by mike Wolfe to describe metal items that have fallen into disrepair over time from being left out in the weather or buried or having sat in an actual barn for many decades.

I did not mean to suggest that your item was filled with cockroaches...

 

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Sorry about that, I'm pretty new to the forum. I should have brushed up on those things before hand haha. I'll post a few photos from the two posts I did find as well as post a photo of my cabinet itself in just a moment. Thank you!

 

One of the articles

 

My cabinet before cleaning*

 

Another article

 

No worries friend..............

an interesting item !!!

 

Look at that nice big sink!!

Just got a magazine today with a picture of a lovely new kitchen in someone's home. The colors are lovely, but the sink... It's one of those two parters, and even a luncheon plate couldn't sit flat on the bottom!

 

So I reached out to a local museum where these were made and sold and they've never seen this model either... This is getting difficult to track down haha.

 

unusual items , can be a good thing !!