Sink Vanity with Alfred Johnson White Ironstone Sink

An early 20th century antique porcelain corner wash basin of French origin with original plunger waste and a single tap. Paired with ornate traditional style cast iron brackets ready...

This antique porcelain sink on cast iron stand circa 1890 is an elegant addition to a vintage ensuite or period Victorian bathroom. The sink is...

An antique porcelain sink with a cast iron wall bracket by WE Baker, Tapistock. Finished in dark grey primer, the scrolling decorative wall bracket is an intricate addition to this a...

An antique porcelain sink with a cast iron stand. This Victorian sink would be a beautiful addition to a vintage bathroom or period style cloakroom. Thi...

This impressive basin / sink and stand is made from white and grey Carrara marble, the tap is nickel plated. The under-mount bowl is made from a single piece of Carrara marble. The taps have been reconditioned, including Nickel plating, and are in working condition. A very rare basin, both ourselves and our specialist restoration contractor know of no others in existence. George Jennings...

19th century antique Spanish white marble sink.

19th Century Antique Spanish White Marble Sink

An antique rounded porcelain sink with bracket, circa 1890. This ‘Regent’ model sink was manufactured by Morrison Ingram & Co. and comes with its original metal bracket for mounting ...

This late 19th century Victorian porcelain sink on cast iron stand is a beautiful addition to a vintage bathroom or period ...

A large antique John Bolding Carrara marble corner basin with porcelain sink. Dating between circa 1890 to 1910 and twice the standard size, this sink is a Trone model, and incorporates Victorian and Edwardian styles. This sink would make a lovely addition to a larger bathroom in a grand country home or townhouse. John Bolding John Bolding and Sons was established in 1822 by John Bolding. It began as a brass foundry merchants, but by 1871 the firm had evolved into the sanitary world. It began to develop an interest for “improvements in water closets and in valves and regulating apparatus for the same” as quoted in the London Gazette in 1871. Their David Street showroom displayed modern bathroom units...