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Fireclay Sinks: Many names, one great sink from Restoration Online

fireclay kitchen sink

Known as Apron Sinks, Farmhouse or Country, Belfast or Butler Sinks, Fireclay sinks are a beautiful addition to a stylish kitchen, no matter what they are called.

Though the quality of Belfast and Butler Fireclay sinks is consistent, what they are called is not. Each sink begins as clay cured at fiery temperatures which is crushed and then formed into these beautiful sinks, creating a reinforced, non-porous finish resulting in a durable product. Since the sinks are solid you can feel the quality in the weight. The sleek finish is resistant to stains and scuffs better than the porcelain variety.

The ultimate in kitchen grandeur backed up by modern practicality; there are many names for this remarkable product.

Butler Sink

Butler Sink
The Butler Sink was designed for the butler's use and was installed in his pantry in the home in London. traditionally shallower than its Irish cousin, Butler Sinks are today available in simular depths as well as divided into two sinks, as in the case of the 1901 Double Butler Sink.

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