1950s Pink Ceramic Toilet with Wood Seat – Mid Century Bathroom Fixture

Description : Soft pink ceramic toilet with matching tank and original wood seat, dated January 30, 1950 inside the tank lid. This mid-century bathroom fixture features angular Art Deco-inspired lines, chrome flush handle hardware, and a warm wood grain seat that contrasts with the pastel porcelain finish. The toilet shows age-appropriate wear including scuffs and paint loss on the tank backside, along with a chip on the wood seat, but remains a strong vintage architectural salvage piece for restoration projects, retro bathrooms, film sets, or collectors of colorful mid-century fixtures.

Era
1950s

Style
Mid-Century Modern / Late Art Deco Transitional

Technique
Glazed ceramic porcelain with molded ceramic tank and bowl construction

Tools Used
Kiln-fired porcelain casting molds, ceramic glazing process, chrome-plated metal hardware fabrication, woodworking tools for seat construction

History
Colored bathroom fixtures became increasingly popular in American homes during the late 1940s and 1950s as manufacturers moved away from strictly white fixtures and embraced pastel palettes for modern interiors. Pink bathrooms became one of the defining residential design trends of the era.

Manufacturer / Maker
Maker unknown. Possible American Standard or Crane based on form and color styling from the period.

Measurements
21" W x 26" D x 30" T

Suggested Weight
95–120 lbs

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
32" x 36" x 40" on palletized freight shipment

Music
Patti Page – “Tennessee Waltz”

Item Number : P16843

Category : Toilets

Brand : Maker unknown. Possible American Standard or Crane based on form and color styling from the period.