Sichuan Elm Wash Basin-Mustard Yellow

Pair of antique half-barrel shaped wooden wash / baby basins, finished in red lacquer with iron bands and five legs reinforced with pentagonal stretchers. Sticker on bases from previous re-seller. In the pre-industrial world, the wash basin was a common fixture in most households. It was used much like a sink, where individuals could wash their hands, face, or small articles of clothing. Today, this vintage replica recalls those simpler times and makes a great accent piece sure to capture the attention of visitors. Hand made of solid wood, it is painted with a red distressed lacquered...

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