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Late ‘50’s “Standard” Lowboy
This thing just screams Art Deco! Most lowboy toilets have oddball parts in them, and when one goes to replace anything, parts aren’t often available. This toilet is the exception! It’s fitted with commonly available replacement parts. It only has one little problem; the lid is a bit older that the rest of the toilet, and it is a slightly different color of white (It’s noticeable in the picture). Normally, we’d be asking $595 for something like this but......
OTB0603 495.00

1962 Crane Wallmount Urinal
18” x 32” urinals wall mounted urinals. Concealed trap meets modern codes and is vandal resistant. Perfect for replacing broken and hard-to find originals. Also the perfect gift for dad. (There’s not a guy in the world who wouldn’t want one in his garage or workshop!)
A urinal flange kit (Not included, available at your local plumbing supply) is required for installation. 
OUR0501 Crane Urinal 295.00
4 Available. Can be fitted with a Flush Valve (sold separately) for a modern look or with a Porcelain High Tank for a vintage look.

1950 “Crane” Wall Urinal
Upright urinals like this one are hard to come by as they are usually mortared and tiled into the wall and floor and don’t survive being salvaged. This one suffered a crack in the lower middle but is water tight. Crack can be easily repaired or left alone. Aside from the crack, the rest of the surface is in excellent condition. 18” wide, 42” tall, 8” deep.
OUR0401 1950 Wall Urinal SOLD

Restored “Beer Engine” Urinal
A unique fixture with a bit of history and a lot of attitude! The tank from this set was originally a toilet tank manufactured around 1900. At some time, it was refinished, fitted with a lid, and converted to a beer chiller with the addition of coils of german silver tubing and a vintage tap. The tank’s holes were sealed so it could be filled with ice and chill beer straight from the keg. Judging by the age of this added plumbing, it is entirely possible that this tank served up suds in a prohibition era speakeasy! When the tank came into our possession, we couldn’t resist having a little fun. We used our extensive shop capabilities to convert the tank BACK to