Antique White Tile In Porcelain Ceramic Towel Bar Ends for Square Rod - Circa 1920

This is a pair of white porcelain ceramic towel bar ends only, without the rod. Made by Fairfacts Biltin. These flanged fixtures have the double triangle mark. This pair is installed by tiled in method. These accept a square towel bar rod of your desired length that is not greater than 7/8".  They have been previously installed. One end has chips to corners of back plate.

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The Fairfacts Company 234 West 14th Street, New York, NY

The Fairfacts Company was based in New York City in the 1920’s. The company created “The Perfect Bathroom” brochure in 1924 where they put a catalog together with all of their “Biltin” accessories. Their “Biltin” accessories were very popular in the tiled bathrooms of the 1920’s. The bathroom consisted of recessed toilet paper holders, soap niches, and tiled-in cup holders, toothbrush holders, towel bars, shelving, and sponge holders, all designed to fit seamlessly among the tiled walls. The accessories were made of such durable china that many of them still exist today and have made their way to our store. The company is, unfortunately, no longer in existence. They, like many others did not make it through the Great Depression.