Slightly unusual pedestal basin with a rather more modern look, particularly the way the pedestal doesn't flare out at the base, but it is still quite old as can be seen by the old advert from one of ...

From a primary school down south, rather unusual wash hand basins shown before we've given them a good clean, but I don't see any chips or cracks. Measuring 45 inches wide by 15 from front to back....

We pretty much always have some old wash hand basins in stock, rarely actually Victorian but usually from the 1920's to 30's. We try to be quite fussy about condition but over the years we have built ...

Ah, my favourite design, the classic 1930's angle fronted sink with the stylish double shelf. Soap below and a glass of water on the top, Its the business. Getting harder and harder to get now....

Another one of these, measuring 25 1/2 inches across by 19 from from to back. Slightly more modern than the previous one but still a classic design. For a wash hand basin to look good in my books it s...

Slightly more unusual, and ideal for a tight space. Not as old as some of our residents, from the 1940's I'd say. From the back corner along each long side is about 17 1/2 inches....

Just back from a stint being rented out for a film shoot, good typical angled corner basin measuring 25 1/4 inches by 18 1/2. Though it looks like your classic Shanks 'Trevor' this is actually ...

Great condition deco toilet with classic chamfered corners and still with its original seat (which is a tricky shape to get now). Its quite low, but I guess thats just the design, it came from a stand...

Getting a bit thin on the ground as time passes. Good pedestal basin with classic chamfered corners, 26 3/4 inches wide by 21 1/2 from front to back. If you're wondering, the central hole is where the...

Nice sink measuring 25 inches across and 19 from front to back which comes with its original, highly ornate cast iron bracket. I should add that there is a small hairline crack in the back wall of the...

So far we only have 2 of these (end May) but will hopefully get another half a dozen within the next month. They come from a school built in 1927 up north, but there's been a hitch in the demolition a...

We have about 10 of these teak draining boards from a school we were working in a month or two back.They are 23.5 inches by 47.25 with a cut out for a sink of 15 by 18.5....

I don't always get around to taking pics of all the sinks that come in, in fact I seldom do, so please get in touch for a more accurate idea of what we have in stock, this is all just an advert to sho...

About the most stylish type of sink we see, the 'trevor', this one measuring 24 3/4 inches across, so quite a big one and with their classic, finely angled edges. Dating to about 1925-35....

Like the ones listed below, we have a few of these from a large hotel currently being refurbished. These ones measure 27 1/2 inches across by 19 3/4 deep by 33 tall and being fairly new, they a...

Great pedestal basin with its original deco square taps. In great condition and about as good an example as we've ever had. 27 inches across and 22 tall...

No need to have to say that this monster towel rail came out of a very large grand house. It measures 49 inches long by 46 high (not including the timber base blocks). These things used to work with l...

We generally have a few of these types in stock, so I don't often get around to photographing them all, but this is one of 4 matching ones we got recently, all in great shape and a decent size (25 inc...

Quite unusual these, and we have a couple from the same job in at the moment (aug 2016), an original 1930's push button cistern. ...

We pretty much always have a few pedestal sinks in stock and I sometimes wonder if its worth keeping on taking pics of more of the same, but here are a couple of our latest ones. Do phone up to check ...

We have (or have as of june 2015) 4 of these nice old 'Ferguslie' wash hand basins. They are quite heavy and come with their original supports. They came from the old library in Kilmacolm and have nic...

I rather like these double shelf basins. They may be from the 1930's but I think they could be as late as the 1950's. We have 2 from a job I recently did down in Dumfries-there were 3 but I never spot...

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At last, having run out of the things for over 2 months, we have another couple of batches of belfast sinks in stock. Some are the type with tap holes at the back and some are the more traditional tub...