Fired Clay Baths - V&E Baths

The Dijon

The Northumberland's

This pair of fired clay baths rescued from a castle in Northumberland can be sold as a pair or individually.<br>The interior is glazed, as is the plinth. The taps are original with a rather tired plating. The tap unit will be refurbished and can be finished in polished brass or nickel<br>These two magnificent fired clay baths which where salvaged from a Castle in Northumberland date back to the 1860's. <br>They would look amazing together in a large bathroom or as a single show stopper in their own room.<br>They are sold as a pair £17,500.00 or can be purchased singularly for £9,950.00.<br>They come with nickelled tap and waste system which as with the baths will be fully restored.<br>They weigh approximately 550kg<br>L185cm x 78cm and stand on bulb feet at 70cm The bath sits directly on the floor and the base of the bath is shaped to allow the water to drain through the bath wall and out through the plunger waste

The Gillingham

The Parisian

The Normandy

The Westminster

The Highlander

The Bishop

The Kensington

The Knightsbridge

A stunning and rare plunger bath, The Knightsbridge is a classic example of Edwardian design with internal soap dishes and a solid cast iron plunger. <br>Not to mention the original beautiful, nickelled taps which have been fully refurbished.  It boasts beautifully crafted claw feet of a slightly unusual design. <br>This is a statement bath if there ever was one. <br>190cm long x 80cm at the shoulder slightly tapering down to 65cm.