Kitchen Sink Collection

Pipes connected to kitchen sink and washing machine

Hamax disinfectant, marketing shot, 1963. Artist: Michael Walters
Hamax disinfectant, marketing shot, 1963. Hamax cleaning products operated from their South Yorkshire base in Mexborough for many years, producing products such as bleaches and disinfectants

Kathy Graham, 63, came home from Spain and brought everything....even the kitchen sink, she won it in a bingo game. A picture from a series of humurous novelty images taken by Sunday People

Aga Heat Ltd. The Model F Aga Cooker (for a large house) finished in black and cream vitreous enamel and chromium plate, and neatly fitted flush with the sink, 1939

Werner Harting - Kitchen with a black Dutch tiled floor, white walls and built-in shelves and cupboards. Also included is an electirc stove and a Frigidaire, 1939

Kitchen Designed by George Sakier, 1939. From Decorative Art 1939 - The Studio Year Book, edited by C. G. Holme. [The Studio Ltd. London, 1939]

Section of a small kitchen, designed by Mrs Darcy Braddell, 1935. A kitchen designed by Dorothy Adelaide Braddell (1889-1981). From The Studio Volume 109. [The Offices of the Studio, London, 1935]

Woman washing dishes at kitchen sink, (B&W)

Kitchen sink, dishes in washing-up bowl and in drying rack

Woman suffering headache standing at kitchen sink (B&W)

Man doing washing dishes in kitchen, pipe in teeth, (B&W)

Black and white illustration of a leaf preserved in glycerine being dipped into a bowl of water containing a mild detergent

Digital illustration of indirect water system connected to bathroom, kitchen, and heating boiler

Black and white illustration of keeping crayfish alive in large bowl under running water

Black and white illustration of chopping board covering kitchen sink to create workspace

Black and white illustration of plates on rack above kitchen sink

Appliances connected to soil stack

Black and white illustration of a tray with holes in it, placed over sink and used as a drainer

Illustration of a hand adding a little vinegar to a washing-up bowl containing glasses in order to cut through grease to clean

Young woman drying dishes in kitchen (B&W), portrait

Woman washing dishes in kitchen

New Electric Kitchen of the Renovated Flying Scotsman
The new electric kitchen of the renovated Flying Scotsman, the popular and long-running London to Edinburgh train

Red water flowing down a drain

Chef scoring top of tentacles of octopus, using large kitchen knife, close-up

Rinsing cure off a salmon fillet, under running tap

Whole-wheat spaghetti being drained in metal colander, in kitchen sink, close-up

Boys hands holding colander under running water, washing tomatoes, close-up

Girls hands scrubbing a potato under running water, close-up

Refreshing noodles in sieve under cold running water

Hand scrubbing inside of baby bottle with a bottle brush, close-up

Kitchen sink unit

Draining cooked spaghetti in colander

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In the heart of every home, lies a humble kitchen sink. It may seem like just a simple fixture, but it is the unsung hero that keeps our households running smoothly. With its pipes connected to both the kitchen sink and washing machine, it ensures that dirty dishes are washed and clothes are cleaned with ease. One iconic image comes to mind - Hamax disinfectant's marketing shot in 1963 by artist Michael Walters. The pristine cleanliness of the sink portrays a sense of hygiene and orderliness, reminding us of the importance of maintaining a clean environment. Speaking of aesthetics, who can forget the elegance exuded by Aga Heat Ltd. 's Model F Aga Cooker? Finished in black and cream, this masterpiece is designed for large houses where culinary delights come to life. Its presence in any kitchen adds an air of sophistication and style. Moving on to design inspirations, Werner Harting's depiction showcases a stunning contrast between a black Dutch tiled floor and white walls with built-in shelves. This monochromatic scheme creates an atmosphere that is both modern yet timeless. Taking us back in time is George Sakier's 1939 kitchen design - an embodiment of Art Deco charm. With sleek lines and geometric patterns adorning every corner, this space reflects innovation ahead of its time. Mrs Darcy Braddell's small kitchen from 1935 proves that size doesn't matter when it comes to functionality. Every inch has been carefully utilized to maximize storage options while still maintaining an inviting ambiance for cooking enthusiasts. Kathy Graham brings her worldly experiences into her own kitchen as she returns from Spain with treasures collected along her journey. Each item tells a story and adds character to her space – making it truly unique. R. W Symonds' putty-colored cellulosed fittings create a warm atmosphere within their meticulously designed kitchen space. The attention to detail shines through each element chosen – showcasing their expertise in creating functional yet beautiful spaces.