1977 Crane Vitreous China Undermount Bathroom Sink with Integrated Soap Dish and Overflow

Description : This vintage undermount bathroom sink was manufactured by Crane Plumbing on August 29, 1977. Crafted from durable vitreous china, it features a smooth white porcelain enamel glaze and a built-in soap dish directly above the overflow drain. Designed for under-counter installation, this sink delivers a clean, flush look typical of late-1970s American bathroom design, combining practicality with lasting craftsmanship.

Era:
Late 20th Century – Dated August 29, 1977

Style:
Mid-Century to Late Modern American Bathroom Fixture

Technique:
Slip-cast vitreous china fired with a porcelain enamel glaze finish, providing a glossy, water-resistant surface built to last decades.

Tools Used:
Slip-casting molds, trimming wheel, glazing spray booth, and high-temperature kiln (approx. 2200°F).

History:
Crane Plumbing was a key American manufacturer of high-end residential and commercial fixtures through much of the 20th century. Their vitreous china line was known for smooth glazing, consistent quality, and integrated functional details like overflow systems and recessed soap rests.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Crane Plumbing, U.S.A. — Marked “VIT CHINA CRANE U.S.A.” and dated August 29, 1977.

Measurements:
19¼" W x 17½" D x 10" H

Suggested Weight:
Approximately 35–40 lbs

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension:
24" x 22" x 14"

Item Number : P14890

Category : Undermount

Brand : Crane