Antique Vitreous China Pedestal Sink – Trenton Potteries 1902 Patent

Description :
An antique vitreous china pedestal sink marked “PAT’D NOV. 4, 1902” and “Trenton Potteries Co.”, reflecting early 20th-century American bathroom design. This piece features the durable, glossy white finish typical of vitreous china, a material prized for its non-porous and easy-to-clean surface. The form follows the classic American Standard style, with a gently rounded basin and integrated backsplash, supported by a matching pedestal base. Age-appropriate wear such as minor surface marks and possible glaze inconsistencies may be present, adding to its authentic character. Ideal for restoration projects, historic home renovations, or as a statement fixture in a vintage-inspired space.

Era
Early 20th Century (circa 1902–1920s)

Style
Edwardian / Early American Sanitary Ware

Technique
Slip-cast vitreous china fired at high temperature with glazed finish

Tools Used
Plaster molds, kiln, glazing tools, casting forms

History
Trenton Potteries Company was a major U.S. manufacturer of sanitary ceramics, contributing to the widespread adoption of indoor plumbing fixtures in the early 1900s.

Manufacturer / Maker
Trenton Potteries Company (marked)

Measurements
Sink: 30 1/2" W x 24" D x 15" H
Pedestal: 13 1/2" W x 13 1/2" D x 24" H

Suggested Weight
120–160 lbs total

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
36" x 24" x 40"

Item Number : P16532

Category : Pedestol

Brand : Trenton Potteries Company