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Antique Large Blue and White Floral Wash Basin Bowl - Anchor Pottery circa 1884-1926 ed robinson That business model guarantees an{HISTORY} Made by Anchor Pottery in Trenton, New Jersey between 1884 and 1926, this large antique wash basin features swags of blue azalea like flowers, an embossed rim, and an exterior pintuck type embossed design on the sides. Originally, it would have been part of a grooming set complete with a matching pitcher and various accessories to assist in the daily bathing routines of Victorian Americans. Founded by Israel Lacey in 1884, Anchor Pottery