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Stellar Antique German Silver Sink w/Faucet and Drainboards
Stellar Antique German Silver Sink w/Faucet and Drainboards

Stellar Antique German Silver Sink w/Faucet and Drainboards

Located in BENSENVILLE, IL

This beautiful antique German silver sink originated in the early 1900’s. Unfortunately, by the mid

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20th Century German Bathroom Fixtures

Antique German Silver Sink Almost Long in Very Nice All original Condition
Antique German Silver Sink Almost Long in Very Nice All original Condition

Antique German Silver Sink Almost Long in Very Nice All original Condition

Located in BENSENVILLE, IL

a concept to fabricate German silver sinks and deliver them locally. Katz whose family still

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Vintage 1920s American Architectural Elements

Materials

Metal

Antique German Silver Kitchen or Bar Sink from Chicago, Early 1900s
Antique German Silver Kitchen or Bar Sink from Chicago, Early 1900s

Antique German Silver Kitchen or Bar Sink from Chicago, Early 1900s

Located in BENSENVILLE, IL

German silver sinks were first introduced in Chicago by Leopold & Louis Katz along with Ellef

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Vintage 1920s North American Country Barware

Materials

Metal

Selection of 1930s Industrial Art Deco Sinks Attributed to Donald Deskey
Selection of 1930s Industrial Art Deco Sinks Attributed to Donald Deskey

Selection of 1930s Industrial Art Deco Sinks Attributed to Donald Deskey

By Donald Deskey

Located in Atlanta, GA

model of sink in situ at the Mandel House. Variously called German Silver or Monel sinks, these sinks

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Vintage 1930s American Art Deco Architectural Elements

Materials

Copper, Nickel

Antique German Silver Sink with Matching Backsplash and Faucets
Antique German Silver Sink with Matching Backsplash and Faucets

Antique German Silver Sink with Matching Backsplash and Faucets

Located in BENSENVILLE, IL

up with a concept to fabricate German silver sinks and deliver them locally. Katz whose family still

Category

Vintage 1920s American Architectural Elements

Materials

Metal

Antique German Silver Undermount Sink
Antique German Silver Undermount Sink

Antique German Silver Undermount Sink

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H 6 in W 37 in D 18.13 in

Antique German Silver Undermount Sink

Located in BENSENVILLE, IL

German silver undermount sink, recently removed from an early 1900s house in Chicago and was fully

Category

Vintage 1920s North American Barware

Materials

Silver

1930s Industrial Art Deco Sink Attributed to Donald Deskey
1930s Industrial Art Deco Sink Attributed to Donald Deskey

1930s Industrial Art Deco Sink Attributed to Donald Deskey

By Donald Deskey

Located in Atlanta, GA

situ at the Mandel House. Variously called German Silver or Monel sinks, these sinks have a

Category

Vintage 1930s American Art Deco Architectural Elements

Materials

Copper, Nickel

French Cafe Bar
French Cafe Bar

French Cafe Bar

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H 42 in W 99 in D 24.5 in

French Cafe Bar

Located in Round Top, TX

Oak cafe bar with german silver sink. Plenty of storage.

Category

Vintage 1920s Dry Bars

Materials

Metal

German Silver Bar Sink
German Silver Bar Sink

German Silver Bar Sink

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H 8 in W 72 in D 21 in

German Silver Bar Sink

Located in Stamford, CT

Hard to find German silver bar or pantry sink with two wash bowls and original hardware. Set on

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Early 20th Century American Bathroom Fixtures

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Questions About German Silver Sink
  • 1stDibs ExpertAugust 29, 2024
    No, German silver is not real. Its name comes from the metal's color, not its content. German silver, which is also called nickel silver, is actually an alloy of copper, nickel and zinc. On 1stDibs, explore a collection of silver tableware, serveware, flatware, jewelry and decorative objects from some of the world's top sellers.
  • 1stDibs ExpertAugust 8, 2024
    Yes, some German silver is valuable. However, when pieces have considerable value, it is usually due to their maker, level of craftsmanship, age and condition rather than their materials. This is due to the nature of German silver metal. Despite its name, German silver does not contain any actual silver. Instead, it is an alloy produced out of copper, nickel and zinc. To get an estimated value for a particular German silver piece, use the services of a certified appraiser. Shop a variety of German silver jewelry, tableware and decorative objects on 1stDibs.