An original French bow fronted double basin

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An original French bow fronted double basin, removed from an Art Deco apartment on Avenue Theophile Gautier in Paris. Made by Porcher in the early 20th Century on two Pedestals. Some age related marks and some crazing, the taps will need to be refurbished, two original taps, the other pair are later additions. The lever operated wastes will also require refurbishment. We can do this at an additional cost

Depth 60cm

Width 130cm

Height 84cm

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Category Architectural Antiques - Salvage - Reclamation Period Edwardian Antiques Origin French Maker Porcher Item code as707a100 Status Sold

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