slipper bath

"I've had them heat water and leave the slipper bath there.

There were also three slipper baths, which remained popular until their removal in 1963.

The slipper bath was replaced by a clubroom and bar.

The Second Class slipper baths were in continual use until October 2004, but have since closed.

The frontage is symmetrical; the small wing at the left originally contained the caretaker's flat and a slipper bath.

The six bedrooms are tucked away upstairs, decorated with giant angels and arresting if impractical metal slipper baths.

This was not only a council facility for swimming, it also included slipper baths for the many homes that didn't have their own bathrooms at this date.

It has his and hers basins like sculptures by Brancusi and a statuesque slipper bath, all coloured in white and antelope to match the marble.

When that space has a slipper bath in a private bathroom, and wood-framed beds and a collection of games (cards, Monopoly, etc) for evening entertainment, so much the better.

My bedroom was huge, with a pair of Thirties armchairs, and my bathroom even larger, with a slipper bath, a crimson wing chair and a fine chestnut tree outside.

In the 1990s, the Friends of Dulwich Baths lobbied Southwark Council for repairs and £250,000 was invested in various re-developments including removing the women's slipper baths.

The five luxury "cottages" are kitted out in vintage country style with butler sinks, kitchen dressers, woodburning fires, rustic furniture and private bathrooms with running hot water and old-fashioned slipper baths.

The baths (comprising a large swimming pool and slipper baths) were opened by the Lord Mayor John George Graves and have a Neo-baroque stone dressed façade with some circular windows.