Mahogany Bathroom Fixtures

An exquisite Victorian Era bathroom vanity. Features a red and white vein marble top with scalloped soap holders and porcelain sink basins by Joh...

An exquisite English Victorian Era bathroom double vanity. Features a gray and white vein marble top with scalloped soap holders and two porcelain sink basins...

An original reclaimed Shanks wash basin or sink. Mottled brown marble top and splashback with undermounted porcelain basin. Supported on a mahogany stand. Additional Dimensions: ...

Second quarter of the 19th century English export blue and white bidet with mahogany cover resting on a Regency mahogany stand ending in carved paw feet. T...

A rare and original early 20th century First Class steam ship double sink unit by the Cunard Steam Ship Co. dating back to circa 1905. Should passengers on Cunard Ships in the late 19th and early 20th centuries have been fortunate enough to afford a First Class ‘Stateroom’ cabin, they would have enjoyed the luxuries of a double vanity unit such as this one. Designed with space-saving and functionality in mind, these innovative mahogany cabinets concealed the wash basins when not required via two convenient hinged pull-out cabinet doors. When in use, the porcelain sinks could be filled by pressing the tap – releasing water from the manually-filled reservoir housed above which was cleverly disguised behind the mirror – and then simply closed once finished, the water from the bowl emptying into two trays hidden beneath and disposed of manually. Accompanied by an array of shelving, drawers and storage, this vanity unit was a feat of craftsmanship and functionality! While we don’t know for certain which of the Cunard Line’s steamships this vanity unit came from, the company built two legendary 32,000 ton express liners around this time: the RMS Lusitania, which sank years later in 1915 during WWI, and the RMS Mauretania. This sink unit could have been taken from the RMS Mauretania following its retirement in 1935. This sink model was later retired, an article from ‘The Morning Post’ from 19th November 1935 detailing how the cabins had been further adapted over some 30 years to create more spacious and comfortable cabins (pictured). A similar single example of the First Class Stateroom sink can be found in The Mariners’ Museum in Virginia, USA. This antique steam...

This is an antique ship's towel rail. An English, mahogany articulated drying rack, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910. Fascinating maritime interest, with a lasting practic...

An unusual early 20th century oval marble sink basin, reclaimed from a private property in Devon, UK. Though this antique washstand is over 100 years old, it has seen very little use...

A stunning antique Shanks and Co. marble basin with mahogany stand. Dating to circa 1890, this antique sink features a dove grey marble washstand with an under-mounted porcelain plun...

A beautiful antique Doulton and Co floral pattern glazed toilet with an original mahogany toilet seat. The mahogany seat compliments the striking blue and white porcelain toilet...

A handsome Edwardian style reclaimed mahogany washstand with a veined marble top and splash back. Offering plenty of bathroom storage and finessed with styl...

A very unusual Victorian mahogany ship/train wash basin, circa 1880. Should voyagers have been fortunate enough to afford a first class cabin in the 19th century, they would have en...

Brimming with character, this Victorian mahogany washstand with round transfer print sink is an elegant addition to any period bathroom. The round ceramic bowl features a quaint bl...

This beautiful washstand is made from mahogany and a grey/white marble with brass embellishments in the Egyptian taste. The basin is made from porcelain but has not been fitted. We have paired this original wash stand with a modern basin to show what a fabulous practical and individual sink unit...

A large antique round transfer printed basin with a triform stand sourced from the property of American-born British violinist and conductor Yeh...

Classic English Regency, this handsome mahogany stepdown sideboard features two large deep drawers and one center hidden drawer at top and two larger drawers beside; one with a lead liner for decanters. There are two four-paneled doors at bottom flanked with spiral reeded columns. This very substancial piece stands on eight turned feet and retains the original brasses and keys. Suitable as a buffet or with a free standing bowl, a bathroom sink with ample counter space.

A large antique round basin with a triform stand. This large sink has a simple yet elegant porcelain basin finished in a cream coloured glaze, held on a striking mahogany triform bas...

A good quality antique wash basin with a triform mahogany stand. This large sink has a simple yet elegant white porcelain basin held on a striking mahogany one tier triform base wit...