Posted 2 Months ago lucis Junior Boarder Posts: 34   A friend of mine just renovated a house and took out a cast iron bathtub from 1930. Is there any value to it and if so where would one sell it? The administrator has disabled public write access. Posted 2 Months ago Housseinafghani Junior Boarder Posts: 39   Without seeing the tub in question no one can say if it has any value for all we know it could have a huge hole in it. The folks to get in touch with would be an archetectual salvage store. The administrator has disabled public write access. Posted 2 Months ago ppreddy Junior Boarder Posts: 33   Thank you for your help Jessica! The administrator has disabled public write access. Posted 2 Months ago mystphy Junior Boarder Posts: 36   Definitely, especially if it has clawfoot or ornate feet on it. Many companies restore these and sell for a lot of money. Check phone book for restoration plumbing companies. Take bids on them to get the best price. Sandy The administrator has disabled public write access. Posted 2 Months ago arnold931 Senior Boarder Posts: 41   It better have at least *one* fairly large hole in it. The administrator has disabled public write access. Posted 2 Months ago Chamrin Senior Boarder Posts: 40   I have three here in the Denver CO region I took from properties I purchased and if they are the claw feet and from the 1920 - 1940 era and in very good condition they sell between $250 The administrator has disabled public write access.