Mystery Reader turned me on to a fun, new site – deabath.com. I say ‘mystery reader’ because I can’t find the email. Drats. My excuse is (1) I have three email accounts that I never clean out, and (2) I have let my life spin out of control via lack of organization. Like, not one list going, and I’m a list person. Whatever. Mystery reader – identify yourself so that you can receive the praise and accolades you rightly deserve!
May 1 update: I took the day off to organize and found the mystery writer: Tuscaloosa Sarah, many thanks!
Anyway – back to DEA. Go straight to their Original Antiques. This FABULOUS pink sink with cabinet is in their antique section right now, under colored fixtures. As I recall, this style of sink came out in the late ’50s. But I don’t think I’ve ever seen one live. It’s so princess-y…incredible!
DEA has plenty of other cool antique bath fixtures to look at – including the new-old-stock sinks shown below. Have a couple of bathrooms and want matching? 7 of the Crane Oxfords with legs available! A fun place to prowl….
Liz & Sarah’s 1946 “Victory House” in Winnipeg – 731 s.f. 
Retro flooring: Some new choices, courtesy Portland Laura 
A basement shuffleboard for Dave & Sarah 
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I have this same sink. Although I hate the color, I love the style of sink and cabinet
Love the COLOR and the design…
I have this sink in yellow. Where can you find parts? I have had several plumbers work on it but it still leaks. I haven’t been able to use the sink in the bathroom for years now.
Hi Kathy;
We can help! E-mail us a picture of your sink to info@deabath.com so we can identify which faucet is on the sink, and we’ll be able to supply parts to fix
John V
deabath.com