Antique Cast Iron Wall-Mount Utility Sink with Integral Trap and Aluminum Rim – 24" x 19½" x 36"

Description :
This antique cast iron wall-mount utility sink features a robust industrial design with a deep basin, integral drain trap, and a protective aluminum rim. Measuring 24" wide by 19½" deep and standing 36" tall, it includes its original cast iron waste assembly and a wall-mount support bracket. The enamel interior retains light staining and mineral patina, while the underside shows a well-preserved casting surface. Originally designed for commercial or institutional use, this piece is both functional and collectible—ideal for restoration, workshop installation, or use in vintage-style interiors.

Era:
Early to mid-20th century (circa 1930s–1950s).

Style:
Industrial / Early American Utility.

Technique:
Heavy-duty cast iron construction with porcelain enamel basin and fitted aluminum safety rim; cast waste trap and vent assembly.

Tools Used:
Sand casting molds, kiln-fired enamel coating, aluminum rolling press, and foundry finishing tools.

History:
These sinks were standard fixtures in factories, schools, and hospitals for their resilience and ease of maintenance. The integral trap design helped prevent sewer gas backflow—a feature now valued by collectors for its ingenuity and durability.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown (possible Standard Sanitary, Trenton Potteries, or Crane Co.—design consistent with their industrial catalog models).

Measurements:
24" W x 19½" D x 36" T (25" to sink top).

Suggested Weight:
Approx. 140–160 lbs.

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension:
32" L x 28" W x 42" H (palletized shipping required).



Music:
This industrial-era workhorse pairs perfectly with Louis Armstrong’s “Ain’t Misbehavin’”—a nod to craftsmanship built to last through every era of American design.

Item Number : P15089

Category : Plumbing

Brand : Unknown (possible Standard Sanitary, Trenton Potteries, or Crane Co.—design consistent with their industrial catalog models).