What's the oldest item in your home that you still use on a regular basis?

[eelw]

A 60 year can opener that my dad has.

 

[imported_Imp]

20+ year old pot in the family. Personally, 15-ish year old Sony CRT 20" TV. Mono sound, crappy reception, ugly and weighs a ton, but it makes for good background noise. ~Feeding both addictions at once.

 

[bctbct]

Originally posted by: Geekbabe
my husband?

double standard, no doubt he enjoys being used :laugh:

 

[IronWing]

Doorknobs from 1880. House is 1970; we installed the knobs.

Anvil from 1900.

Leg vice from 1870s or so.

Furniture from 1890.

Cast iron skillet from ~1890

We used to live in a house built in the 1790s but we moved.

 

[herbiehancock]

I've got a Bulova wristwatch made in 1946 that I wear a couple of times a week. A mantle clock by Sessions from 1952......works perfectly. A couple of desk lamps by Chase from the 1940's. A lot of quilts from the '20's and later.

 

[HamburgerBoy]

Table from the early 1900's/late 1800's.

 

[LordMorpheus]

1970 Sony STR-7065A Reciever, Similiar vintage Pioneer turntable and speakers. Used every day, for most of the day (I run my computer to the aux in, use it as my computer speakers.)

 

[Whoozyerdaddy]

The furnace.

Gonna need it tonight.