1929 Crane NEUCLO Toilet - TEPECO - Trenton Potteries - Antique - Vintage

Original Crane NEUCLO toilet in a Santa Ana, California Spanish Colonial Revival home built in 1930.
'Historic Lilly House' - Wilshire Square

[@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations]

Absolutely legendary toilet

[@MisterMikeTexas]

Epic flush! 😊😊👍👍

[@ILoveYouNitrusBrio]

So awesome! 😍

[@plumbingstuffinoregon2471]

That is flippen cool man! Tepeco fixtures are rare. I've filmed six 1925 Tepeco urinals in a large antique school bathroom.

[@jamesrecknor6752]

The renowned Malarkey Master model 2....pardon me, as a toilet technician this is overwhelming.... talk amongst yourselves.

[@jb20092009]

That really looks like a seat from the ‘20s used for that.

[@randomrestroomblog]

Whoa! That's awesome!

[@aldoayhoniz190]

Noisy but powerful... Far better than today's crap

[@cayd8n844]

Yeah I agree

[@MajesticBaldEagle96]

I filmed a 1943 Crane Neumode at my neighbors house, with the same bowl and trapway design, only the tank was mounted to the bowl and it swirled.

[@reichardtvideotheater4276]

Vintage toilets are a beautiful thing.....

[@JD8457Toilets]

it might drain the ocean when it flushes but still an awesome toilet.

[@DetroitLove4U]

Uses a lot of water - the way toilets should still be.

[@erikbrickman4461]

That trapway opening looks very small.

[@jalilmuhammad8270]

Double flush!