Restoring the last room in our 4-story house - Part 3

Just removing an old wash basin in the "library." This is the kind of thing we had to do in almost all rooms of our house during restoration.

[MrHevyshevy]

That's a lot of work to be done. Interesting that you can reuse the plaster.

[pwalpar]

Thanks for sharing Bruce  I will watch all three parts by streaming it to my TV,   I already watch much of this one,

[trainroomgary]

Hi Bruce • I like your project & very classic home. Good job on the sink removal.
• Cheers from Michigan

[cheftush]

No drama Bruce! Not even anything dropped and broken! I am disappointed to say the least :-)

Beautiful shot of the house at the beginning of the video.

[MikeMayeran]

That's a lot of work restoring a big house like that. Good video Bruce.

[cecil]

Very cool watching the process.
Great work Bruce. :-)

[Cheator]

Good stuff Bruce. I love old houses, they have such great character.

[mrshevyshevy]

Good job on the sink removal, I likely would have dropped it myself...

[euanpollock]

magnificent house - love the comment about cup holders!
used to summer on occasion in the Odenwald Forest....very happy days

[dogbuggy]

I did a job in Charleston they had brass supply lines and copper waist lines  idd never seen that before. and the vent pipes were covered in what looked like horse hair? cup holder in your car lol

[RetroVintageItems]

Those old bathroom sets are interesting, with the 'cup holders.' You don't see that anymore, at least around here.

[TheShadeTreeFixitMan]

I would like to have seen the ladder you used to take the opening photo of your house and even better than that, a picture of you standing on it taking the picture of the house...
It has to come down before it can go up, with any restoration project.