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Would love to know where the sink came from.

4 years ago

Remodeling our 9x5 hall bath in our 1898 Victorian with a nearly identical layout as this. Having trouble finding this sink.

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Ellsworth Design Build
4 years ago
Hello! This is the American Standard Retrospect 27" Fireclay Pedestal Top with 8" Centers and Chrome Console Legs

Model: 7812.002.020. Hope this helps! Thanks!
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