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    This is the best Shave Den that I've see. Thanks for sharing. Please post more pics.

    Too nice !

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    That is incredible. Thanks for sharing!

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    Yes its wonderful i will post more pics soon!!!

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    That's a beautiful piece! Is it vintage/antique, or a modern reproduction?
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    It is definately antique /vintage

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    Default Part Deux!!

    Here a few more pics, did i mention that this was made out of solid mahogany.
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    Thank you Martin, a very beautyful piece, nice wood and great design. The sink can download the water ?And if yes, where go the water ? There's a sort of tank ?

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    There's a tank in the top that holds water. Open the faucet to fill the basin with water. When done, lift the basin out of the dresser and dump it.

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    Well Big Jim is almost right, tank in the top to hold water fill basin but the water goes all the way down to bottom drawer where there is a metal bucket for waste water, the piece is well before time of indoors plumbing.

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    Those must be shallow drawers then, for there to be clearance for a drain pipe back there. Surprising. Certainly pre-dates indoor plumbing, though it wouldn't be hard to plumb that unit into a bathroom/bedroom/shave den and use it as your personal shaving station.

    Now I wish I had means and space to do such a thing. Wouldn't that be the life!

    Peace,
    Jim

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