Aston Matthews Pedestal Sink For Sale, Traditional

By RowneyG
December 3, 2016 in For Sale & Items Offered

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RowneyG

Posted December 3, 2016

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Posted December 3, 2016

This is unplumbed and ready for collection.

Changing bathroom, so looking to sell this sink which was bought originally from Aston Matthews in Islington, from the (now gone) Trent range. Taps not included.

Porcelain pedestal sink. No chips or cracks. Some aging on the waste and plug. Really handsome traditional shape.

Please note the tiles above the sink are decorative and attached to the wall with blue tack, so no silicon or grout marks are present on the top of the sink.

Width 60cm

Depth 50cm

Height 85/86cm

?130

Collection only from SE5 (2 mins drive from ED train station)

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