Antique Oak Low-Tank Toilet by Standard Manufacturing Co. – Copper-Lined Tank, Brass Hardware & Ceramic Bowl

Description : This original late 19th-century low-tank toilet by Standard Manufacturing Co. features a finely crafted oak tank lined with copper, paired with a heavy white glazed ceramic bowl. The toilet retains its rare, fully intact brass push-button flush—still operational—which is increasingly uncommon in units of this age. The interior has been discreetly updated with a modern Fluidmaster flush system for functional use, while the exterior remains true to its original form. The porcelain base shows no visible cracks or damage, and the oak tank has a warm, restored finish that highlights the wood’s natural grain. Brass hardware, including flush fittings and seat hinges, remains solid and well-preserved. This unit represents one of the best-condition examples of its type currently on the market, ideal for historic restorations or showcase-level interior design.

Era: 1880s–Early 1900s

Style: Victorian Era Plumbing Fixture with Industrial Brass Accents

Technique: Steam-bent oak cabinetry, copper sheeting and lining, slip-cast porcelain bowl, and hand-fitted brass flush components

Tools Used: Wood lathe, copper brake, hand planes, casting molds, and plumbing assembly tools

History: Produced by Standard Manufacturing Co., a pioneering American plumbing fixture manufacturer that later became part of American Standard.

Manufacturer / Maker: Standard Manufacturing Co.

Measurements: 22" W x 26" T x 35" D

Suggested Weight: ~90–110 lbs

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension: 26" W x 32" T x 42" D

Music: John Philip Sousa – The Washington Post March — a proud and energetic piece fitting for a stately fixture from America’s Gilded Age.

Item Number : P15566

Category : Freestanding

Brand : Standard Manufacturing Co.