“Republic” Tub and Shower Stem
Here’s a hard one to find! Measures slightly over 5” overall, with the distinctive 8 point spline count. Fits many Republic in-wall valves made before the Briggs buyout. Republic was one of the smaller plumbing companies working before the Depression, and we’ve not seen anything made by Republic after 1931 or so.
86-901 Republic Stem 39.00

“Standard” Tub and Shower stem
This stem was the first “Re-Nu” style barrel stem made by “Standard”. Used in the 1920’s, in standing waste and in-wall valve applications, this stem measures 6” long overall, and the widest point of the stem is 1 1/2” wide. The barrel itself measures 1” in diameter. These reproductions are American made, and use a o-ring at the bottom to help seal the barrel to the valve body. (the originals do not have this option as they were used before the invention of o-rings.)
86-601 “Standard” stem 59.00

Yes, this looks very similar to the Standard stems available at most Hardware stores. It’s actually about 25% larger in both width and length than the common stems.

“American Standard” Barrel only
These barrels are used in many “Standard” faucets made from the ‘30’s up to the ‘60’s. The actual stem lengths vary, but the barrel length and diameter remains the same. These measure 1 1/2” long and 7/8” diameter. These have been redesigned with an o-ring seal to help seal up the barrel to the valve body. This part has the seat of the faucet built into the bottom of it, and the entire barrel must be replaced when the faucet starts to drip. “Standard” faucets that have metal cross handles take the 15027 barrel, while the lever handles take one each of the 15028 and 15027 barrels.
23-15028 “Standard” Barrel, cold, for lever handles 9.00 
23-15027 “Standard” barrel, hot/cold for cross handles 9.00
 

Note; this barrel does NOT replace the barrel on the above 86-601 stem.

“American Standard” Lavatory Escutcheon
Used from the ‘30’s to the late ‘50’s, these escutcheons are exact duplicates of the original. Chrome plated Zinc, just like the factory version that hasn’t been made for a couple of decades. 2 3/8” OD, 1 5/8” tall, threads onto the stem. Make that Standard faucet look new again. Sold by each.
80-6002 “Standard” chrome lavy escutcheon 17.00

“American Standard” Tub-Shower Escutcheon
Another hard-to find part, these Chrome plated Zinc “Standard” shower escutcheons were used for 30 years or so and ended in early ‘60’s. OD measures 3” and it stands 1 7/16” tall. Over time, the original metal reacted with water and slowly corroded away. Before now, all one could do was replace the valve assembly, and that usually meant a whole new enclosure. Not anymore! Sold Ea.
80-6003 “Standard” in wall shower escutcheon 16.00

“Standard” Metal Cross Handles
Finally! Replace those old, stripped American Standard metal cross handles with this reproduction. While not quite the quality of the originals, it sure beats dumping an antique sink for lack of handles. chrome only, 3/8” Diam. 22 spline, sold in pairs.
80-0100 Am. Std. Handles. 35.00

“Standard” Replacement Buttons for above handles
Sold by the each, Chrome only. 9.90 each
80-2002H Hot Button 9.90
80-2002C Cold button 9.90

“Standard” Deco Lever for Lavatory Faucets
Save that antique fixture! These 2 1/2” long handles are near exact copies of the original American Standard ones used in many lavatory applications. Made of Zinc, 3/8” diameter, 22 spline, sold in pairs. Chrome only!
80-0109 Standard deco handle 16.00

“Standard” Metal Lever
This particular handle was used on many different “Standard” brand faucets made from the ‘30’s to the mid ‘50’s. This is a near exact copy of those original handles, down to the slot head retaining screw. Fits the 3/8” 22 spline American Standard stem. Made of Chrome plated zinc.
80-0108 Standard lever handle 16.00

“Sphinx” Tub Stem
Sphinx valves were used in the 20’s, and are easily identified by the oddly shaped ceramic cover that mounts over the valve body. These were a distinctive application that only Sphinx used. Also, the handles have a floating nut on the spud that actually threads onto the stem. Finally, we’ve found a manufacturer here in the U.S. that is reproducing both the stem and the diverter (Not pictured)
86-221 Sphinx Hot stem 29.00
86-222 Sphinx Cold stem 29.00
86-240 Sphinx Diverter 45.00 

86-222 Cold side pictured

86-022 cold side pictured

“American Kitchen” Faucet Stems
Also known as “Youngstown Kitchen” or “Crosley” kitchen faucet, these are known by the stems entering the sides of the boxy-shaped chrome faucet. These faucets came on either a 5’ or 6’ steel cabinet and countertop all set up, ready to go.  All one had to do was slap the cabinet in, and hook the water up. Stem measures 2 1/8” overall and is 3/4” wide. Other styles and lengths available in American Kitchen stems on a special order basis 
86-021 Hot stem 9.00
86-022 Cold stem 9.00