Vintage Standard Pink Two-Piece Porcelain Toilet (Tank & Bowl – No Lid)

Description : A vintage Standard two-piece porcelain toilet in its original pink finish, dating to the mid-20th century. This set includes the matching tank and bowl with the original chrome trip lever and internal tank components. The porcelain retains its classic pastel pink glaze, making it an excellent choice for restoring a period bathroom from the 1940s–1950s. The toilet is missing its matching tank lid and seat and shows expected signs of age, including light surface wear, mineral staining inside the tank, and minor cosmetic marks. Despite the missing lid, this is a desirable restoration piece due to the increasingly limited availability of vintage colored bathroom fixtures.

Era
Mid-20th Century (circa late 1940s–1950s).

Style
Post-War American / Mid-Century Modern Bathroom Fixture.

Technique
Vitreous china construction with kiln-fired porcelain glaze and chrome-plated flush lever.

Tools Used
Slip casting molds, glazing equipment, high-temperature kiln, polishing equipment, and plumbing assembly tools.

History
Standard was one of America's premier plumbing fixture manufacturers throughout the twentieth century. Pink porcelain fixtures became a defining feature of postwar residential bathrooms and remain highly sought after for historically accurate restorations.

Manufacturer / Maker
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company (later American Standard).

Measurements
Tank: 13" H × 19" W × 8 1/2" D.

Suggested Weight
Tank: Approximately 40–45 lbs.
Bowl: Approximately 65–80 lbs.
Total Set: Approximately 105–125 lbs.

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
Shipping Notice: This item is available for local pick-up only. Shipping is available by custom freight only and cannot be sent via UPS Ground.


Music
"Que Sera, Sera" – Doris Day, or classic late-1940s to early-1950s American popular music to complement the era of the fixture.

Item Number : P17146

Category : Toilets

Brand : Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company (later American Standard).