What is the oldest thing

[katymatey*]

you still use on a regular basis. Home or work.Mine is a 1940's radio I use every day. The sound quality is superior, only problem is I can't get all stations. 

[tasfleur]

A treadle sewing machine that was made in 1942 that still look and works in the most pristine way ... 

[lis351]

The husband. LOL.

[lloydslights]

A safety pin from my first born's nappy days.  I use it as a stitch holder for knitting. 40 y.o.

DEB

[*crikey*mate*]

An ironframe upright honkytonk piano which was bought second hand in 1904 and a matching cabinet with stained glass window on the front door to keep the sheet music in.and the matching piano stool too

[cherry*135]

I did have a 1958 Sunbeam Cake mixer, but replaced that in the last year or so with a new one

. It was still working, but the small glass bowl (the one I used the most) slid out of the cupboard when I was getting something else out and broke on the tiles. It tripped the power cut out switch  sometimes also.

[amber-eyed-girl]

1886 pocket watch. A Waltham.

[icyfroth]

my mums old handheld mixer 1960s vintage

[j*oono]

My Epilady circa 1980s that still rips the hairs out of my legs and until recently my 1970's Mason and Pearson hair brush that recently gave up the ghost.

[kabarine]

My house was built in 1910, so there are quite few "old"  items used daily eg the front door and windows