1912 James B. Clow & Sons “Pegleg”
Amazingly enough, we have TWO of these in stock. Both have the original waste and spout assembly, and original valves. Matching original sinks are incredibly hard to find, and they are an unusual maker as well. All the hardware will be fully restored in Nickel, (they are next in line for the shop) and would make a wonderful addition for the period “his and hers” bathroom. Sinks both are in excellent original condition, no chips or cracks, simply the slight wear one would expect on a sink almost 100 years old! Sinks measure 21 1/2” deep by 27 1/2” across and stand 30” tall. Pegleg sinks have the advantage that you can put a nice-looking block under the leg to raise them and it will still look good.
PS07102 Clow and Sons pegleg sink
2100.00 each or both for 3800.00
 

Federal Huber Coated Cast Iron Ped. Sink
Our shop has been waiting for over a year for this beautiful oval pedestal sink to get back from the powdercoater’s, and they were crushed when it arrived. Not only was there crazing in the basin, there were chips on the right edge, and scuffs all around the edges. The original Standing waste will be reworked in polished nickel (not pictured) and it will be ready to attach separate hot/cold taps. This sink probably dates to 1910, and is an extra tall 31 3/4” high. It measures 30” long and 21” deep. We’re stuck with it’s issues as the company that did the coating is no longer willing to repair their screw-ups. Sold AS-IS!
PS0751 1450.00 

1928 Crane “Corwith” China Pedestal sink
This nice, extra large pedestal sink measures 30” wide by 23 1/2” deep and stands 32” tall. While there are a couple of chips on the bottom of the pedestal, the rest of the sink is in excellent shape. The original faucet has been fully restored in Polished nickel. The original ceramic handles and escutcheons were missing, so they have been replaced with our reproductions. There is a slight color difference. Truck freight only!
PS081202 Crane sink 1295.00

1950’s (?) Standard (?) China Pedestal sink
Yes, there’s a couple question marks in the title.... The date stamp on the sink is filled with glaze so the date is unreadable, but the overall style says Fifties. The faucet is stamped “Standard”, but the sink is not and Standard almost always marked their products.... Nice looking set, though. Normally we’d be asking $500-$600 for a sink like this but it has just one issue, a crack on the right side. Click here for a close-up of the crack. the functionality of the sink is unaffected, the crack isn’t structural, but it’s there.... Sink measures 24 1/2” by 20” deep and stands 31 1/2” tall. Sold AS-IS!
PS09506 Standard (maybe) sink $250.00 

PS09503 “Standard” Shelfback Console Sink
This is the earliest sink I’ve ever seen in the brighter “modern” white. The faucet has been replaced at sometime, and the sink will be supplied with a set of reproduction console legs. The sink measures 26” wide by 22” deep and stands 33” tall. It does have two chips, there’s one on the back of the ledge that will be hidden once the sink is caulked in, but the other is right above the “hot” handle, on the edge, and is the size of a grain of rice. This one’s a bit too big for UPS, it’ll have to ship via truck freight.
PS09503 Standard Shelfback 495.00