Limestone Trough Sink with Tap Ledge on Stepped Legs

A broad limestone trough sink cut into a thick slab, the rectangular basin dropping steeply from a wide flat deck. Three holes are drilled through the rear ledge and a further hole sits in the floor of the basin, with two short stone posts standing at the back corners. The block is mottled grey and white with a mineral crust across the deck, and the front face is cut with a plain apron. It stands on two legs carved with stepped Greek key returns. Suited to primary bathrooms, farmhouse kitchens, utility rooms and estate projects.