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Our Original Antique Bowls
are cleaned, sanitized, water tested, and inspected for the tiniest flaws. Please keep in mind that bowls will show normal signs of use and wear. All Bowls include spud and installation hardware.
Bowls are graded for condition using the following guidlines:
Bowls described as “Excellent”
are as nearly new as possible with no visible damage and at least 90% of their original surface luster.. Keep in mind that a bowl from 1910 rated as “excellent” might have more signs of wear than a bowl from 1950 with the same rating.
Bowls described as “Very Good”
have at least 80% of the original luster but might have small chips, crazing, or discolorations in places where most people wouldn’t notice them.
Bowls described as “Good” are perfectly useable but have visible stains, cracks, chips, or other flaws.
We
generally don’t handle anything rated “Poor” unless it is a particularly rare or unusual bowl. “Poor” would indicate a structurally sound
bowl with with very noticable blemishes or chips.
Color:
“AW” indicates “Antique White. “MW” indicates “Modern White” Toilet colors vary from brand to brand, so you should match a bowl to the same brand of tank. Bowls made after about 1954 and refinished bowls will be the brighter, modern white color. If you are going to have new or refinished fixtures in the bathroom, you should select Modern White fixtures to insure a color match.
Spud Size:
Generally, bowls with a 2” spud may be used with either a high or low tank (exceptions will be specified.) Bowls with 1-1/2” or 1-1/4” spuds are for high tank installations only.
Pipe Size:
Most of our old bowls must be installed on a 4” flange on a 4” pipe. They will NOT fit on a modern
4” x 3” closet flange unless specified otherwise. .
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Mfg date
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Make / Model
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Rough-in” /pipe size”
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Color
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Spud Size
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Description / Condition
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1937
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Standard
“Madbrook”
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12/4
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AW
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2”
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Rare elongated rear spud bowl. Inside of bowl deglossed, scuffs on rim from drain snake
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OTB08600
400.00
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1924
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Douglas “Leader”
with logo on rear rim of of bowl
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12/4
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AW
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2”
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Very Good. Has stains in bottom of bowl below water line. FOR HIGH TANK INSTALLATIONS ONLY!
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OTB0503
595.00
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1905
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National Pottery works
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18/4
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AW
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2”
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Very rare rough, nice detail lines around front, tight crack on bottom nose
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OTB0701
695.00
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1937
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Standard
“Madbrook”
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12/4
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AW
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2”
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Rare elongated rear spud bowl. Some deglossing inside bowl, small chips around bolt holes.
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OTB08601
450.00
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1937
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Crane “Nueton” with logo
Spud is very low, may require long flush ell
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14/4
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AW
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2”
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Very Good
Outside of bowl is flawless,inside of bowl is worn from frequent cleaning
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OTB0507
325.00
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1911
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H-M &S
“Alma”
Made by
T. Maddox & sons
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18/4
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AW
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11/4”
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Nice “Branded” Bowl, High tank only, rare rough-in, slight crazing in bottom of bowl,
otherwise excellent condition.
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OTB0721
795.00
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No date stamp, but probably early ‘20’s
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H-M & S
“Volga”
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14/4
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AW
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2”
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Overall very good condition, tight crack across one rear bolt hole, does not go
through. Stamped “T.J.S.” on back and bottom of bowl
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OTB0722
595.00
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1908
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Tepeco
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14/4
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AW
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2”
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Slight stain in bottom of trap, otherwise excellent condition. Hard to believe it’s 99 years
old!
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OTB0723
400.00
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Circa
1920
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Pacific Style
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14/4
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AW
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2”
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1” scratch in bowl, wear all over, no name or date.
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OTB0704
295.00
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1955
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Standard
With green logo
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10/3
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AW
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2”
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Excellent
one small scratch inside bowl, too small to show up in photo
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OTB0513
395.00
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1929 approx.
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Unknown
one of the “intermediate” late ‘20’s models with a touch of Art-Deco
styling and flat rim. These models appeared just before the depression.
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14/4
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AW
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2”
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Good.
Bowl is fine but has several factory flaws in the finish that reduce it’s rating.
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OTB0514
250.00
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1910
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Tepeco
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14/4
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AW
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2”
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Beaded rim, one tight crack in top of bowl, front lip worn, some age crackle. Watertight, nice logo
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OTB08801
695.00
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11/27/23
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Pacific
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14/4
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AW
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1-1/4
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Fair condition.
has wear on rim and some marks around bolt holes where old seat was hacksawed
off. Rare 1-1/4” spud for high tank only. Not bad looking, just scratched up. Great for rustic looking high tank set
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OTB0516
295.00
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1949
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Crane
“Neu-Saxonet”
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14/3
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AW
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2”
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Excellent condition, only wear is around front bolt holes
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OTB08802
350.00
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1937
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Standard
“Madbrook”
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12/4
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AW
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2”
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Rare Elongated rear spud bowl. Deglossing inside bowl, otherwise VG
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OTB08604
450.00
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1962
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American Standard
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14/3
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MW
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2”
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Very good
has large repairable chip around front bolt hole.
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OTB0519
200.00
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1929
approx.
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Unknown
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14/4
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AW
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2”
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Good.
Outside of bowl is very good, inside of bowl has lots of crazing.
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OTB0520
295.00
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1910
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Thom. Maddox and sons
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14/4
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AW
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2”
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Interior of bowl worn, crazed, but watertight. Foot of bowl crazed as well. Has
“character”
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OTB08803
350.00
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1922
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B.O.T. Also known as “Bellmark of Trenton”
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12/4
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AW
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2”
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Very good condition, some scuffs on rim, Unusual brand, nice logo
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OTB0612
395.00
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Late ‘20’s (no date stamp)
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Unknown
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12/4
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AW
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2”
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Poor, lousy factory glaze job, probably one of the late 20’s knock-offs that were sold when
everyone was installing plumbing in older homes
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OTB0613
195.00
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1928
approx
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Unknown
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16/4
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AW
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2”
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Very Good
has some wear in bowl
Very rare 16” rough-in
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OTB0524
345.00
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1910
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Tepeco
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14/4
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AW
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2”
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Beaded rim bowl, excellent condition, nice logo. Hard to believe it’s 98 years old!
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