1886 (maybe) Earthenware Corner Lavatory Sink

There’s no manufacturer’s name on this sink, just initials, and the numbers “86” and “21”. This sink is made of earthenware, it’s a precursor to porcelain. It was commonly used back in the late 1800’s in American plumbing products. This sink is crazed all over, and is unusually short as well. The deck of the sink is at 27″. The pegleg does show a very old crack and is also crazed. This sink is sold AS-IS. The sink extends along the sides 20″, and extends out from the corner 21 1/4″. It will require single basin taps. The center hole is for a overflow drain grid that’s missing, and we’ve not been able to locate one. Truck freight only, call or e-mail for a shipping quote today!