After asking for help in finding towel bars to fit a vintage china bathroom sink, Melita saw the photos I posted and realized she had what she needed all along. Above: Here is how the clamp-on towel bars fit on to a vintage bathroom sink made of china. Note, there may be variations of this clamp-on style — some for chunky china sinks, some for narrower-ledge cast iron sinks that were more popular in the earlier parts of the 20th Century. Original story that helped Melita with more photos here. Glad it worked out, M!
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I was correct – they do clamp directly to the sink! Extra scoop of mint chip for me tonight.
It is so exciting when people who regularly frequent this web site are able to help one another solve their “vintage” problems.
Funny… mine is similar, yet different!!! I have a wobbly bar on one side of the sink and had to go see how it was attached. No clamps on mine!