Otherwise oldest item is probably my piano at approximately 40-50 years old (built in the 60s, I think). Yes, I use it daily. This is also my favorite to mention because one of my plans is to learn tuning & restoration over the next year, fixing my beloved up while learning a trade to provide some part-time freelance income after going into semi-retirement.

Oldest daily use gizmo: lamp-alarm clock maybe 25 years old

27 years old, but not used daily, a Korg Poly-800 synth. A lot of other synth/recording gear in the 15-20 years range.

Oldest thing that should be worn out but somehow, unbelievably, isn’t: a pair of dress pants bought in 1990. Not worn *every* week, but probably has averaged at least 20 or 30 wears a year over 20 years. They show some age at this point and I wouldn’t wear them when I have to look my absolute best, but they’re still fine for an average day at the office. I’ve darned the pockets so many times I’ve lost count.

We also had a 1974 Nova, my old high school car, until ’08 and would have it still if a woman hadn’t hit it and totaled it (no injuries thankfully). But the insurance paid off well.

I guess the oldest thing I still use is a hooded towel used on me when I was a baby (40+ yrs ago) and I use it on my dogs still today. I also have some sheets and pillow cases that were already old when I was a child (one of them is on my chair as I type this).

Can’t say we had a replacement lined up ready to go. Eventually we agreed on a little Maltese dog because he’s still small and cuddly, but a lot easier for us to take with us when we travel.

A belt bought 26 years old
clock radio….30 years old
ford escort….18 years old
gortex jacket…not daily but 24 years old

Dresser that belonged to my grandmother perhaps 80 years old?

Oldest everyday use: probably our dining table, as we got that free from my aunt who’s had it for at least a dozen years. Otherwise most of my older stuff dates back to college, since that’s when I actually started owning my own things.

bought it at a thrift shop for eight bucks. re wired it and it still is going strong.

Last thing worn out was a 1920s wringer washer. We were not sorry to see it go.

Longest owned item I use regularly: I have a shirt I’ve had since early High School (so about 12 years) which I wear once or twice a week in the winter as an outer layer. I’ve fixed holes in the armpits, but otherwise it seems to be made of some kind of indestructible synthetic material.

My house was built in the 1890s, but I don’t actually use it daily anymore since it’s rented out.

My cousin moved from New York to Texas just after I moved here so I was able to buy some furniture from him dirt-cheap. That included a dresser and a large cushioned chair I still have. I still have a spinet piano which came with the apartment.

Items I brought with me when I moved here I still have include a few small tables, a microwave oven, an old vacuum cleaner, a desk lamp, a 2-drawer file cabinet, an old alarm clock radio (Sony Dream Machine, remember those?) and some kitchenware items (pots, pans, utensils).

Items I bought shortly after I moved here and still have include my dinette set and 4 Breuer chairs. The cushions on those chairs are a bit beat up but are still quite comfortable. I also bought a microwave oven table and a TV/VCR table. I bought a 2-light floor lamp but only one of the lamps still work. I bought one of those 2-wheeled fold-up carts to haul groceries from my car and laundry to the laundry room.

The big-ticket items such as the bed, A/C, PC, fridge, and car have all worn out in the last 3-12 years.