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Rejuvenation Lighting Dunbar Bathroom Cup Holder Wall Mount White Porcelain USA
Rejuvenation Lighting Dunbar Bathroom Cup Holder Wall Mount White Porcelain USA
Rejuvenation Lighting Dunbar Bathroom Cup Holder Wall Mount White Porcelain USA
Rejuvenation Lighting Dunbar Bathroom Cup Holder Wall Mount White Porcelain USA
Rejuvenation Lighting Dunbar Bathroom Cup Holder Wall Mount White Porcelain USA
Rejuvenation Lighting Dunbar Bathroom Cup Holder Wall Mount White Porcelain USA
Rejuvenation Lighting Dunbar Bathroom Cup Holder Wall Mount White Porcelain USA
Rejuvenation Lighting Dunbar Bathroom Cup Holder Wall Mount White Porcelain USA
Rejuvenation Lighting Dunbar Bathroom Cup Holder Wall Mount White Porcelain USA
Rejuvenation Lighting Dunbar Bathroom Cup Holder Wall Mount White Porcelain USA
Rejuvenation Lighting Dunbar Bathroom Cup Holder Wall Mount White Porcelain USA
Rejuvenation Lighting Dunbar Bathroom Cup Holder Wall Mount White Porcelain USA

Rejuvenation Lighting Dunbar Bathroom Cup Holder Wall Mount White Porcelain USA

$ 21.12

Availability: 97 in stock
  • Type: Cup Holder
  • Brand: Rejuvenation
  • Mounting: Surface/Wall Mount
  • Item Diameter: 3 3/8 inches
  • Color: White
  • Assembly Required: Yes
  • Installation: Screw
  • Material: Porcelain
  • Room: Bathroom
  • Item Width: 3 3/8 inches
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Finish: White Glaze
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Item Length: 4 5/8 inches
  • Item Height: 4 1/8 inches
  • Style: Victorian
  • Condition: New
  • Theme: Antique, Retro
  • Department: Adults

    Description

    From Portland, Oregon store Rejuvenation, this is their Dunbar Period Basics bathroom cup holder in white porcelain. In two parts, it needs to be assembled and features a concealed surface mounting system. All hardware is included, along with a double-sided page of instructions. Made in the USA.
    W3-3/8" x H4-1/8" x D4-5/8"
    / Weight 14 oz.
    According to the manufacturer's catalog description, this design was "inspired by an early 1900s original," and the Dunbar fixtures were designed "in conjunction with an artisan studio" in Portland "using American clay and professional artists."
    This is a brand new item that was purchased in 2012 but never used due to a change in plans.
    The main photo (not my own), shows what the fixture should look like when assembled.