American Standard Vitreous China Wall-Mount Urinal – 17¾" W x 12" D x 28" T

Description :
This vintage American Standard vitreous china urinal features a squared, compact wall-mount form with a deep interior bowl and sleek vertical lines. Measuring 17¾" wide by 12" deep and 28" tall, it represents a classic example of mid-century institutional design—sturdy, clean-lined, and practical. The manufacturer’s mark, “American Standard”, is clearly stamped on the side, signifying production from one of the most recognized U.S. sanitaryware makers. The piece retains its original white enamel glaze with a smooth, high-gloss finish. Light wear and age marks are present but consistent with decades of use. The interior is structurally sound, making this an excellent restoration candidate or architectural salvage piece.

Era:
Mid-20th century (circa 1950s–1960s).

Style:
Industrial / Modernist Utility.

Technique:
Slip-cast vitreous china with kiln-fired glaze; molded drain and inlet apertures for wall-mounted plumbing.

Tools Used:
Ceramic slip molds, glaze sprayers, and high-temperature kilns.

History:
American Standard was a major innovator in plumbing and sanitary design throughout the 20th century. Fixtures like this were installed in schools, factories, and public facilities nationwide—valued for their durability and clean, modern aesthetic.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: American Standard, USA.

Measurements:
17¾" W x 12" D x 28" T

Suggested Weight:
Approx. 75–85 lbs.

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension:
30" L x 20" W x 36" H (palletized with foam or bubble-wrap protection).



Music:
Pair this iconic industrial piece with Miles Davis’ “So What” — clean, efficient, and unmistakably mid-century American in tone and design.

Item Number : P15093

Category : Urinals

Brand : Maker: American Standard, USA.