• Marcia Marcia Marcia! Vintage bathroom sinks — like the Crane Marcia — 25% off

    vintage crane marcia sinks

    Aren’t these Crane Marcia sinks adorable? Another reason for Jan to throw a conniption fit. Now through April 4, all vintage sinks, toilets, tubs at deabath.com are on sale – 25% off and in some cases, up to 40% off. If  you’ve had your eye on some pink potty ware – or aqua and persian red and mint and yes, even white — now might be a good time to bite. Disclosure: deabath.com is currently an advertiser. But this isn’t part of the deal, I just went over to look for vintage prettiness — and found these.

  • Comments

    1. Linda says:

      My parents had the pink one. Our 1954 New Jersey split level had a pink and mint green bathroom. Same sink.

    2. Kevin says:

      Their website is really hard to navigate. They should invest some money is a web designer.

    3. Laurie Walsh says:

      I actually drove to DEA Bathroom Machineries in Murphys ,Ca with my 1930′s era toilet from Urban Ore in Berkeley,Ca because I needed multiple parts and it was so worth the drive! (1 hr 45 min from Sacramento,Ca).
      I, too found the website confusing. The person that helped me in the store is also a plumber, went out to my minivan and measured my toilet to find the right spud,filling tube,gaskets, and 4 in wax ring for a 14 in rough out toilet.
      I paid $40 for the bowl,already had the tank and $155 for all new parts. A replacement toilet would have cost at least $800! My conclusion….it WAS worth the drive!

    4. Retro Junkie says:

      I have one of these sinks in blue and a toilet to match. I think it is adorable, my son thinks I have lost my mind. Oh well, I hate his taste too!!! I would be so happy to find a tub that matches!

    5. Andrea says:

      Just discovered this fabulous website!

      Just like the radio talk shows; ‘I’m a first time caller”!

      Question: I have a mint condition Crane “Marcia” Sky Blue Tile-in sink, complete with working faucet handles (have photos and a video of it working!) that I want to sell locally (Massachusetts) to someone who appreciates.

      Doubt retro plumbing stores are interested in one item, and don’t want to ship it of course.

      Is my best bet listing it for sale on Craigslist? Antique category (label under sink says 1953) or Materials?

    6. Robert says:

      I have a corner model. No clue what it was unitl I found a ‘cold’ valve stem replacement at Home depot; the last one and it said “crane” Wow, — I guess these are pretty old… Where can I find the seals?

      Robert.

    7. Robert says:

      Thank you much Pam!

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