Vintage Zinc Bathtub with Iron Feet

This is a particularly nice pair of pine nightstands, sturdy and “stocky” with clean straight lines and built of thick and heavy yellow pine. The top is surmounted by a 3” high arch...

This beautiful and rather unusual French curvilinear wrought iron washstand features a kidney-shaped surface with a beaded lip and gallery. This is supp...

The wide crown of this handsome piece is built up with three tiers of molding including an attractive strip of reeding. The two overlay doors each house two raised panels, one tall ...

This small attractive nightstand has a 5.75” high removable splashback. The surface is 28” high. It has a deep hand-cut dovetailed drawer and a flat panel to the door. It stands well...

This is an extremely heavy Pig Bench Table. The top is a single slab of oak nearly six feet long and over three inches thick. To resist splitting, both ends have heavy duty iron st...

This is a versatile little shelf unit whose five shelves offer six storage spaces equally well-suited to the workshop, the kitchen, or the office. Its casual finish, old white paint ...

"Baignoire En Zinc Beautiful zinc bathtub inspired by marble bathtub shapes

A fabulous later 19th century bathtub from the South of France. Wonderfully constructed from heavy gauge copper and raised on its wooden platform...

 Circa 1840. 19thC French green zinc bath tub. It is water tight In Original Paint/Condition Sourced from the South of France Measures: W 140 x D 68...

An elegant antique double ended bathtub with claw feet in the shape of lion paws. This large scale roll top bath is of French heritage and Louis style, making a striking new addition...

This French zinc bathtub is in original condition: without a drainage hole, with a wood subframe, two handles and beautiful blue painting and decoration on both sides. Seems to be wa...

An antique cast iron plunger bathtub with stylised fish shaped feet, by Ewart and Son Ltd, circa 1880. This cast iron piece is of English heritage and Victorian style; it would certainly make a perfect fit for a country home or vintage style townhouse. Its interesting fish shaped feet and smooth white painted finish only compliment its overall style. Ewart & Son (Est. 1834) Marked ‘Ewart and Son Ltd’ of Euston Road, London, this antique bath is a rare find. We have only ever seen one other bath by Ewart and Son, who are best known in English history for their water heaters and copper ventilators. For this reason, this copper bath is an unusual piece, becoming the focal point of any antique style bathroom.