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Please no soap dish jokes
Makes me think of royal purple mixed in with a touch of cranberry...odd colors.
You can see the pipe come up from the toilet to where (I assume) the water tank for it was on the wall. A lot of the old style toilets had the tank and flusher mounted seperately on the wall. :)