You already asked about this on October 31st and got the answer Cyperus, one member of which species is Papyrus. Your original post is one page back.

Buford, Wayside doesn't have it either. But thanks for the idea. Gean, S&W was one of the first I checked, as I have ordered from them in the past and are one of my favorites for potted roses. Great prices, great plants! Thank you. Aliska, My Austins do so much better on 'Dr. Huey'. I have about 5 that are own root, and 12 that are on 'Multiflora' and all of them have been stagnating at about 14" tall for nearly 3 years while their 80 or so counterparts on DH are 4' and 5' tall. All my other roses from Pickering on MF are old roses and are doing much better than the Austins on MF. 'William Lobb' and 'John Cabot' are both 5-1/2' tall and only one year old. I think the Austins just take longer to get established on MF and I'm getting impatient because it's making my garden look awkward. I've been to the Star Roses website nursery directory. While it's a great idea, to be effective it would have to be updated on a regular basis. Only one of the nurseries on that list still carries Austin roses. The others have not carried them for at least 2 years. I visit most of them regularly. Thanks so much for your help. I may have to just wait and get them next year from DA. Rob:)

Hi, This one might not be what you're thinking of but it has a lot of good information! Here is a link that might be useful: Link

Signature Hardware has a few. This first one is 20-1/2" but maybe you could squeeze it in These two are both under 20" but may be a bit too modern for you. Here is a link to the website Small sinks