What 1965 lav faucet is this. Looking for stems

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  1. Terry

    Terry Administrator Staff Member

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    Looking for stems for this 1965 lav faucet on Mercer Island.

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    The large handle sets on the stem and is snugged on by the flower that threads into the stem.

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    Maybe an old timer here knows what this is.
     
    Terry, Sep 5, 2018
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  2. WorthFlorida

    WorthFlorida When the wife won't let you get a Harley!

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    Beautifully made, all brass and copper, no flex hoses or plastic. This faucet maybe worth to have it re-chromed for another 50 years of use.
     
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  5. Sylvan

    Sylvan Still learning

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    Could be a Savoy
     
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  6. Brawndo Plumbor

    Brawndo Plumbor I like money.

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    I would say it looks to me as though it was built out of a price pfister design to start with. Just the faucets outlet shape looks like that to me. But seats?
     
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  7. plumber69

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    Im in the same boat, need help Identifying this faucet
     

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  8. hj

    hj Moderator & Master Plumber Staff Member

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    American Standard but I don't remember the model. It was a drinking fountain/lavatory faucet.
     
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  9. James Henry

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    :eek: W.T.H..............
     

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  10. toiletenthusiast

    toiletenthusiast New Member

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    I have no idea about the model, but it sure looks...interesting...
     
    toiletenthusiast, Aug 15, 2019
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  11. Chucky_ott

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    Knowing the length may help identifying the model. Looks like the 6" version but you should confirm by measuring from the base. If you measure from the top, you'll get an exaggerated number.:rolleyes:
     
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