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1. 
   lucie | Sep 16, 2005 02:23am | #1

   Like these? 

   http://www.historichouseparts.com/Kitchen%20Sinks.htm

   http://www.vintageplumbing.com/generic.html?pid=2

   http://www.nextag.com/drainboard-kitchen-sink/search-html

   I googled sink drainboard porcelain.  Try it with whatever material you have in mind, cast iron is fairly common.

   You can also make your own with solid surface material (Corian, etc.) with an undermount sink and then cut the grooves.  Someone who knows more than me can give details.

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   txkevin | Sep 16, 2005 05:38pm | #3

   Thanks for the input.  The Quartz model can be used as undermount so that would work.  Corean custom fabrication would also work well.  I will look for a dealer who can do custom work in this.

   thanks all.

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   DanH | Sep 16, 2005 03:29am | #2

   I think that any outfit that fabricates solid surface countertops could make you up something.

   (Or, actually, if you scrounge around enough you can probably find an old (ca 1930) porcelain sink with this feature. Used to be fairly common. Ugly as sin, though.

   
   

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   Edited 9/15/2005 8:31 pm ET by DanH

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   MGMaxwell | Sep 16, 2005 09:59pm | #4

   Any good solid surface fabricator can do it.