Vintage Crane Wall Mount Sink Railroad?

Discussion in 'Antique Discussion' started by Bob Strecker, Apr 30, 2023.

  1. Bob Strecker

    Bob Strecker New Member

    This is small, 9" x 9". Anyone know the age? Was this used on perhaps a train?
     

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  2. Aquitaine

    Aquitaine Is What It IS! But NEVER BORED!

    Or possible on a 'small' boat.......
     
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  3. techbiker

    techbiker Well-Known Member

    If this was used in a commercial environment, it must be pre-1991. Too little room under the sink to satisfy the 1991+ ADA knee clearance requirement. Trains and boats may be exempted though. Not an expert there.
     
  4. Any Jewelry

    Any Jewelry Well-Known Member

    For a toilet? I have a very small sink in the downstairs toilet. The house dates from 1960.
     
  5. bluumz

    bluumz Quite Busy

    It does appear to be some type of commercial-use or work sink due to it having only one on/off type of faucet (it doesn't appear adjustable for hot/cold).
     
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  6. Any Jewelry

    Any Jewelry Well-Known Member

    My downstairs toilet sink only has on/off as well.
     
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  7. baltojoe75

    baltojoe75 Well-Known Member

    Considering the size and the extra support piece that kept the trap/pipe from moving, I would guess it's from something along the lines of a train - something that would have constant movement requiring the extra support.
     
  8. Rob Langdon

    Rob Langdon Well-Known Member

    Could it be a Crane dental sink?
     
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