Shaws Kitchen Sinks

The Shaker™ apron front fireclay sink is a modern interpretation of the 1897 original. Named for the design movement that believed less is more, this Shaker farmhouse sink takes a minimalist approach. Instead of the iconic apron front with rounded corners, the Shaker has a clean, rectangular shape with squared-off sides and thinner walls for a slimmer, more minimal look. Durable and lustrous, its classic farmhouse roots and authenticity are always apparent. And like all Shaws sinks, the Shaker is made by hand to last a lifetime.

Beautiful addition to the kitchen remodel. Can a sink be sophisticated Love it!. John. Atlanta, GA. Sun Jul 26 2026

This is the original, the one that’s set the standard for all fireclay farmhouse sinks with the classic apron front design. The Lancaster™ is made by hand in the same way since 1897 and still in use today in 100-year old English homes. Named for the county of Lancashire, the region where Shaws® sinks are made, the Lancaster has thicker walls and a lustrous surface that’s glazed not once, but twice. Durable, distinctive, authentic, the Lancaster is for those who seek an original and believe that making a statement is one they make for themselves.

Beautiful sink, extremely high quality. We got this sink for our beverage center to coordinate with our Shaw's farmhouse sink in the kitchen. 10/10!. Taryn. Westlake, OH. Sun May 17 2026

This is the original, the one that’s set the standard for all Fireclay farmhouse sinks with the classic apron front design. The Lancaster™ is made by hand in the same way since 1897 and is still in use today in 100-year-old English homes. Named for the county of Lancashire, the region where Shaws® sinks are made, the Lancaster has thicker walls and a lustrous surface that’s glazed not once, but twice. Durable, distinctive, and authentic, the Lancaster is for those who seek an original and believe that making a statement is one they make for themselves.

I gave wanted this beauty for a several years, so thankful it arrived!!! It is more beautiful than I could have ever envisioned. Tammy M.. Houston, TX. Mon Aug 18 2025

The Shaker™ apron front fireclay sink is a modern interpretation of the 1897 original. Named for the design movement that believed less is more, this Shaker farmhouse sink takes a minimalist approach. Instead of the iconic apron front with rounded corners, the Shaker has a clean, rectangular shape with squared-off sides and thinner walls for a slimmer, more minimal look. Durable and lustrous, its classic farmhouse roots and authenticity are always apparent. And like all Shaws sinks, the Shaker is made by hand to last a lifetime.

This is the original, the one that’s set the standard for all Fireclay farmhouse sinks with the classic apron front design. The Lancaster™ is made by hand in the same way since 1897 and is still in use today in 100-year-old English homes. Named for the county of Lancashire, the region where Shaws® sinks are made, the Lancaster has thicker walls and a lustrous surface that’s glazed not once, but twice. Durable, distinctive, and authentic, the Lancaster is for those who seek an original and believe that making a statement is one they make for themselves.

Shaw products never disappoint. Beautiful sink. Beth. Mon Jun 12 2023

The Shaker™ apron front fireclay sink is a modern interpretation of the 1897 original. Named for the design movement that believed less is more, this Shaker farmhouse sink takes a minimalist approach. Instead of the iconic apron front with rounded corners, the Shaker has a clean, rectangular shape with squared-off sides and thinner walls for a slimmer, more minimal look. Durable and lustrous, its classic farmhouse roots and authenticity are always apparent. And like all Shaws sinks, the Shaker is made by hand to last a lifetime.

The sink came broken, but Pergola immediately replaced it after minimal explanation on my part. Very pleased with their service.. Jessica. Hudson, NY. Sun Feb 02 2025

The Shaker apron front fireclay sink is a modern interpretation of the 1897 original. Named for the design movement that believed less is more, this Shaker farmhouse sink takes a minimalist approach. Instead of the iconic apron front with rounded corners, the Shaker has a clean, rectangular shape with squared-off sides and thinner walls for a slimmer, more minimal look. Durable and lustrous, its classic farmhouse roots and authenticity are always apparent. And like all Shaws sinks, the Shaker is made by hand to last a lifetime.

Carissa. Foxboro, MA. Fri May 22 2026

This is the original, the one that’s set the standard for all Fireclay farmhouse sinks with the classic apron front design. The Lancaster™ is made by hand in the same way since 1897 and is still in use today in 100-year-old English homes. Named for the county of Lancashire, the region where Shaws® sinks are made, the Lancaster has thicker walls and a lustrous surface that’s glazed not once, but twice. Durable, distinctive, and authentic, the Lancaster is for those who seek an original and believe that making a statement is one they make for themselves.

Great little sink - we installed in a home bar and its the perfect complement.. Anonymous. Salt Lake City, UT. Sun Oct 19 2025

This is the original, the one that’s set the standard for all Fireclay farmhouse sinks with the classic apron front design. The Lancaster has been made by hand in the same way since 1897 and is still in use today in 100-year-old English homes. Named for the county of Lancashire, the region where Shaws® sinks are made, the Lancaster has thicker walls and a lustrous surface that’s glazed not once, but twice. Durable, distinctive, and authentic, the Lancaster is for those who seek an original and believe that making a statement is one they make for themselves.

Shaws is always a good choice for quality fireclay sinks.. Patrick. Sun Aug 16 2026

A classic with a curve—that’s the Waterside™ difference. Its main characteristic is its bow-fronted design, a rounded shape that makes its presence known with style. A softer take on the iconic apron front design, the curvaceous feature gives this farmhouse fireclay sink more interior space to tackle tasks. It makes a grand statement in traditional country kitchens and creates a stunning attraction in rooms with transitional appeal. The Waterside is made by hand to last a lifetime, for those who prize originality and performance of the highest caliber.

House is still under renovation so we cant see the sink installed yet however, it is stunning in the box. Arrived in awesome condition, your delivery team was amazing, and your customer service is impeccable. Well definitely be looking at more items to order, and once the sink is installed Ill take pictures. ❤. Sunshine. Mashpee, MA. Sat Feb 01 2020

This is the original, the one that’s set the standard for all Fireclay farmhouse sinks with the classic apron front design. The LancasterTM is made by hand in the same way since 1897 and is still in use today in 100-year-old English homes. Named for the county of Lancashire, the region where Shaws® sinks are made, the Lancaster has thicker walls and a lustrous surface that’s glazed not once but twice. Durable, distinctive, and authentic, the Lancaster is for those who seek an original and believe that making a statement is one they make for themselves.

Love the look, but you will need both a plumber and finish carpenter with patience and ability to customize cabinets due to the weight of the sink. It is also a handmade product, so it is not completely level on the bottom (hence need for both plumber and finish carpenter to work together).. Lauren. Boston, MA. Mon Jan 05 2026

The Shaker™ apron front fireclay sink is a modern interpretation of the 1897 original. Named for the design movement that believed less is more, this Shaker farmhouse sink takes a minimalist approach. Instead of the iconic apron front with rounded corners, the Shaker has a clean, rectangular shape with squared-off sides and thinner walls for a slimmer, more minimal look. Durable and lustrous, its classic farmhouse roots and authenticity are always apparent. And like all Shaws sinks, the Shaker is made by hand to last a lifetime.

Raul. Los Angeles, CA. Mon Nov 21 2022

This is the original, the one that’s set the standard for all Fireclay farmhouse sinks with the classic apron front design. The Lancaster™ is made by hand in the same way since 1897 and still in use today in 100-year-old English homes. Named for the county of Lancashire, the region where Shaws® sinks are made, the Lancaster has thicker walls and a lustrous surface that’s glazed not once, but twice. Durable, distinctive, and authentic, the Lancaster is for those who seek an original and believe that making a statement is one they make for themselves.

Love Shaw and this sink is perfect for our coffee bar area.. Beth. Mon Jun 12 2023

The Shaker™ apron front fireclay sink is a modern interpretation of the 1897 original. Named for the design movement that believed less is more, this Shaker farmhouse sink takes a minimalist approach. Instead of the iconic apron front with rounded corners, the Shaker has a clean, rectangular shape with squared-off sides and thinner walls for a slimmer, more minimal look. Durable and lustrous, its classic farmhouse roots and authenticity are always apparent. And like all Shaws sinks, the Shaker is made by hand to last a lifetime.

Love this sink!! I have it installed in my new home and could not be happier!. Teresa. Idaho. Mon Nov 27 2023

The Shaker™ apron front fireclay sink is a modern interpretation of the 1897 original. Named for the design movement that believed less is more, this Shaker farmhouse sink takes a minimalist approach. Instead of the iconic apron front with rounded corners, the Shaker has a clean, rectangular shape with squared-off sides and thinner walls for a slimmer, more minimal look. Durable and lustrous, its classic farmhouse roots and authenticity are always apparent. And like all Shaws sinks, the Shaker is made by hand to last a lifetime.

The Shaker™ apron front fireclay sink is a modern interpretation of the 1897 original. Named for the design movement that believed less is more, this Shaker farmhouse sink takes a minimalist approach. Instead of the iconic apron front with rounded corners, the Shaker has a clean, rectangular shape with squared-off sides and thinner walls for a slimmer, more minimal look. Durable and lustrous, its classic farmhouse roots and authenticity are always apparent. And like all Shaws sinks, the Shaker is made by hand to last a lifetime.

The Egerton™ is a casement apron front sink—the classic farmhouse shape with an extra touch of detailing. The Egerton has an inset frame that adds distinction as well as a more traditional feel, making it perfect for country kitchens seeking authenticity. Its longer rectangular shape is roomier, too. As with all Shaws® heavy fireclay sinks, the Egerton is molded, glazed, fired, and signed by one master craftsman, following a tradition of handcraft from 1897. The result is a sink of iconic beauty, resilience, and lifetime performance.

The Shaker™ apron front fireclay sink is a modern interpretation of the 1897 original. Named for the design movement that believed less is more, this Shaker farmhouse sink takes a minimalist approach. Instead of the iconic apron front with rounded corners, the Shaker has a clean, rectangular shape with squared-off sides and thinner walls for a slimmer, more minimal look. Durable and lustrous, its classic farmhouse roots and authenticity are always apparent. And like all Shaws sinks, the Shaker is made by hand to last a lifetime.

The classic fluted design is having a renaissance thanks to our double-bowl Ribchester apron-front, in a collection inspired by a lush town on the river Ribble. The fluted effect makes it time-consuming to craft, but beautiful.

The Shaker™ apron front fireclay sink is a modern interpretation of the 1897 original. Named for the design movement that believed less is more, this Shaker farmhouse sink takes a minimalist approach. Instead of the iconic apron front with rounded corners, the Shaker has a clean, rectangular shape with squared-off sides and thinner walls for a slimmer, more minimal look. Durable and lustrous, its classic farmhouse roots and authenticity are always apparent. And like all Shaws sinks, the Shaker is made by hand to last a lifetime.

Shaker lavatory sinks bring the qualities of beauty and authenticity to the bathroom. Made from naturally anti-microbial heavy duty fireclay, the Collection comes in undermount and drop-in forms to fit any bathroom. Multiple layers of glaze provide outstanding luster and resilience to create an impressive and iconic statement. And the Shaker Collection, like all Shaws sinks, are individually crafted by hand to last for life.

The ShakerTM apron front fireclay sink is a modern interpretation of the 1897 original. Named for the design movement that believed less is more, this Shaker farmhouse sink takes a minimalist approach. Instead of the iconic apron front with rounded corners, the Shaker has a clean, rectangular shape with squared-off sides and thinner walls for a slimmer, more minimal look. Durable and lustrous, its classic farmhouse roots and authenticity are always apparent. And like all Shaws sinks, the Shaker is made by hand to last a lifetime.

This is a beautiful sink. Very Heavy and very very good looking.. Jac. Burlington, VT. Mon Apr 05 2021

This is the original, the one that’s set the standard for all Fireclay farmhouse sinks with the classic apron front design. The Lancaster is made by hand in the same way since 1897 and is still in use today in 100-year-old English homes. Named for the county of Lancashire, the region where Shaws sinks are made, the Lancaster has thicker walls and a lustrous surface that’s glazed not once, but twice. Durable, distinctive, and authentic, the Lancaster is for those who seek an original and believe that making a statement is one they make for themselves.

Excellent product. Arrived on time and in perfect shape. Shopped all over and this was by far the best deal. Pros: Great look Cons: None. Mark. Alamo, CA. Mon Apr 06 2015

The Egerton™ is a casement apron front sink—the classic farmhouse shape with an extra touch of detail. The Egerton has an inset frame that adds distinction as well as a more traditional feel, making it perfect for country kitchens seeking authenticity. Its longer rectangular shape is roomier, too. As with all Shaws® heavy fireclay sinks, the Egerton is molded, glazed, fired, and signed by one master craftsman, following a tradition of handcraft from 1897. The result is a sink of iconic beauty, resilience, and lifetime performance.

Love it and it isn’t even installed yet. Sara. Plano, TX. Tue Sep 19 2023

The Shaker™ apron front fireclay sink is a modern interpretation of the 1897 original. Named for the design movement that believed less is more, this Shaker farmhouse sink takes a minimalist approach. Instead of the iconic apron front with rounded corners, the Shaker has a clean, rectangular shape with squared-off sides and thinner walls for a slimmer, more minimal look. Durable and lustrous, its classic farmhouse roots and authenticity are always apparent. And like all Shaws sinks, the Shaker is made by hand to last a lifetime.

The Shaker™ apron front fireclay sink is a modern interpretation of the 1897 original. Named for the design movement that believed less is more, this Shaker farmhouse sink takes a minimalist approach. Instead of the iconic apron front with rounded corners, the Shaker has a clean, rectangular shape with squared-off sides and thinner walls for a slimmer, more minimal look. Durable and lustrous, its classic farmhouse roots and authenticity are always apparent. And like all Shaws sinks, the Shaker is made by hand to last a lifetime.

The Shaker™ apron front fireclay sink is a modern interpretation of the 1897 original. Named for the design movement that believed less is more, this Shaker farmhouse sink takes a minimalist approach. Instead of the iconic apron front with rounded corners, the Shaker has a clean, rectangular shape with squared-off sides and thinner walls for a slimmer, more minimal look. Durable and lustrous, its classic farmhouse roots and authenticity are always apparent. And like all Shaws sinks, the Shaker is made by hand to last a lifetime.

The Bowland single bowl harkens back to the fluted Arts and Crafts design. Named for the Trough of Bowland, this sink is difficult to create and requires a craftsman with at least five years’ experience, which shows in its detailing.

This is the original, the one that’s set the standard for all fireclay farmhouse sinks with the classic apron front design. The Lancaster is made by hand in the same way since 1897 and still in use today in 100-year old English homes. Named for the county of Lancashire, the region where Shaws sinks are made, the Lancaster has thicker walls and a lustrous surface that’s glazed not once, but twice. Durable, distinctive, authentic, the Lancaster is for those who seek an original and believe that making a statement is one they make for themselves.

This is the original, the one that’s set the standard for all fireclay farmhouse sinks with the classic apron front design. The Lancaster™ is made by hand in the same way since 1897 and still in use today in 100-year old English homes. Named for the county of Lancashire, the region where Shaws® sinks are made, the Lancaster has thicker walls and a lustrous surface that’s glazed not once, but twice. Durable, distinctive, authentic, the Lancaster is for those who seek an original and believe that making a statement is one they make for themselves.

perfect for the home I designed!. Brianna. El Paso, TX. Tue Nov 06 2018

This is the original, the one that’s set the standard for all fireclay farmhouse sinks with the classic apron front design. The Lancaster is made by hand in the same way since 1897 and still in use today in 100-year old English homes. Named for the county of Lancashire, the region where Shaws sinks are made, the Lancaster has thicker walls and a lustrous surface that’s glazed not once, but twice. Durable, distinctive, authentic, the Lancaster is for those who seek an original and believe that making a statement is one they make for themselves.

The Shaker™ apron front fireclay sink is a modern interpretation of the 1897 original. Named for the design movement that believed less is more, this Shaker farmhouse sink takes a minimalist approach. Instead of the iconic apron front with rounded corners, the Shaker has a clean, rectangular shape with squared-off sides and thinner walls for a slimmer, more minimal look. Durable and lustrous, its classic farmhouse roots and authenticity are always apparent. And like all Shaws sinks, the Shaker is made by hand to last a lifetime.

The Bowland single bowl harkens back to the fluted Arts and Crafts design. Named for the Trough of Bowland, this sink is difficult to create and requires a craftsman with at least five years’ experience, which shows in its detailing.

This is the original, the one that’s set the standard for all fireclay farmhouse sinks with the classic apron front design. The Lancaster is made by hand in the same way since 1897 and still in use today in 100-year old English homes. Named for the county of Lancashire, the region where Shaws sinks are made, the Lancaster has thicker walls and a lustrous surface that’s glazed not once, but twice. Durable, distinctive, authentic, the Lancaster is for those who seek an original and believe that making a statement is one they make for themselves.

This is the original, the one that’s set the standard for all fireclay farmhouse sinks with the classic apron front design. The Lancaster is made by hand in the same way since 1897 and still in use today in 100-year old English homes. Named for the county of Lancashire, the region where Shaws sinks are made, the Lancaster has thicker walls and a lustrous surface that’s glazed not once, but twice. Durable, distinctive, authentic, the Lancaster is for those who seek an original and believe that making a statement is one they make for themselves.