Original Tanks and Bowls are sold separately unless otherwise stated. Most tanks and bowls can be made to work together to make high or low tank toilet sets.

Many of the items pictured have special plumbing requirements. Our plumbing experts will be more than happy to help you select fixtures and matching fittings that will work together to compliment your decor.

Unless otherwise stated, prices are for tanks or bowls ONLY. Additional hardware (Flush tubes, mounting brackets, etc) are extra. Please call for quote.

Please keep in mind that our antique bowls are 50  to 100 years old. They will show some signs of wear and may have slight defects or repairs in the porcelain. All have been thoughly cleaned and sanitized and are guaranteed to flush properly with the correct tank.

Though most high-tank toilets will flush quite well on 1.6 gallons, they are not certified as low water consumption fixtures. Installations subject to inspection may require a historical or special variance permit. Be sure to consult with your local building department before making a purchase.

Mott “Undine” High Tank Toilet Illustration from 1888 catalog

1912 Peerless “Marvel” Serpentine Set
These sets have become ultra-rare! Comes with bottom flush lever (not pictured). Bowl will require 14” rough-in on a 4” waste pipe. There are some cracks in the glaze on the back of the tank, they do not go through. Otherwise, condition is excellent on tank. The bowl’s condition is VG, with one small tight crack near spud on back of bowl. All in all, they do not come better for a toilet that’s 95 years old!
OB0754 Peerless set SOLD

Atkins McGee Supply Company Bowl
This bowl was made in 1915 by Peerless for the “Atkins McGee Supply Company” in Denver, Colorado. We cannot find anything on this company other than a listing in a 1911 business listing for Denver. Other than several rice-grain sized chips in the inside of the bowl, this bowl is in excellent condition. 2” spud, and the bowl is set up for 14” rough on 4” waste pipe.
OB0751 McGee bowl 795.00 

1915 Western Supply Co. “Irvin” Bowl
This bowl is the earliest example of art deco influence in bowls that we’ve ever seen. The logo has wonderful detail, but unfortunately, there is very bad crazing in the bottom of the bowl and this detracts from the value. The bowl does hold water fine, but the crazing is very visible (see pics). 2” spud, bowl is set up for a 14” rough-in on a 4” waste pipe.
OB0755 “Irvin” Bowl 495.00

Douglas “Record”, Circa 1920 Bowl
This is the bowl we based our incredibly popular Lydia toilet on. This 12” rough version of the John Douglas bowl is in excellent shape, and will require a 4” waste pipe. There isn’t a date, but we have 14” rough versions that date to the late teens or early ‘20’s We may not see another in this good of shape, so grab it quick!
OB0756 “Douglas Record” SOLD