Water Urn

A paint Decorated tole water urn with great charm. A nice center piece for a console or table.

A nice tole water urn. They look great on a sideboard.

A very fine Art Nouveau style silver plate water urn. Dimensions: height 17 1/2" x width 14 1/2" x depth 13" CW4891

Chinoiserie decorated with cover with ball finial over a cylindrical body with lions head rings , lower spigot and pierced square plinth and paw feet.

An English pewter hot water urn mounted as lamp, 19th century. 8 ½ inches wide by 8 inches deep by 25 inches tall; shade measures 12 ½ inches wide by 10 ½ inches tall

18th century sterling silver water urn. All parts have been labeled Tria Juncta In Uno.

Large antique George III quality hanging copper water urn, having the original iron swing handle to the top above a large quality copper urn, with a lift off lid, a copper spout and ...

Antique Late 19th Century English "Prince of Wales" Brass Hot Water Urn.

An Old Sheffield Plate hot water urn with crest of Harries family of Tregwynt, Pembroke, circa 1830.

Blossom by Randahl Sterling Silver Hot Water Urn Hand-Wrought Scandinavian Style Randahl - Chicago.

Kitchen Range Copper Hot Water Urn Samovar This very practical piece has been tinned inside the Copper body with brass banding, iron handles it has a copper lid and a brass tap In ...

A very fine quality silver plated hot water urn in the neoclassical style. Having a round main body with a reeded band, lion form door knocker handles, four curved supports with paw ...

English Silverplate Hot Water Urn, Early 20th C., having a reeded urn, original hand carved hardwood spigot handle, matching hardwood cover knob and with its original alcohol burner,...

This antique silver plated hot water urn was produced by the well known Simpson, Hall & Miller Co. of the United States in approximately 1900 in the period Aesthetic Movement style.

This hot water or tea urn is composed of silver plate with a serpentine sided lid and body with stylized floral engraving.

This antique hot water urn or server is unsigned, but presumed to have originated from England and date to approximately 1880 and done in a Georgian style.

Georgian Copper & Brass Samovar circa 1810 A fine early 19th-century copper and brass hot water urn in the Adam style, dating to around 1810.

A large (86 cm / 34 in high) earthenware / terracotta jar, known as a "tinaja" and originally used for water storage, hand-crafted in Spain during the 19th century. This particular s...

A very fine George III Neo Classical Water or Tea Urn made in London in 1790 by Samuel Godbehere & Edward Wigan.

Beautiful Terracotta urn originating from Greece. Item is sold as individual. Circa 1880s.

A charming mid-century style small copper watering can, circa 1980s. The can is in good vintage condition with and measures 10.5"W x 4"D x 5"H. The copper has a great vintage patina ...

A charming mid-century small copper watering can, circa 1970s. The can is in good vintage condition with great lines and measures 12"W x 3.75"D x 5.25"H. The copper has a great vinta...

Beautiful Terracotta urn originating from Greece. Item is sold as individual. Circa 1820s.

Beautiful terracotta water vessel originating from Greece. Item is sold as individual. Circa 1820s.

Beautiful water vessel originating from Greece. Item is sold as a single item. Circa 1850s.

Beautiful water vessel originating from Greece. Item is sold as a single item. Circa 1850s.

Beautiful water vessel originating from Greece. Item is sold as a single item. Circa 1850s.

Perfect size for house plants, seeds or carrying hot water. Beautiful collectors item or decorative object. A fine Victorian oval, brass watering can or hot water jug. Upper bras...

This small teracotta vessel dates back to the 1850s and originates from Greece. This item is perfect for outdoor garden space. Sold as single item.

A charming vintage galvanized steel watering can by Schneiderkanne of Germany, circa 1940s. The can is in good vintage condition and measures 31" D x 7" W x 21" H, holds 8 liters of ...

Antique pair of water pitchers or jugs handcrafted with copper, hammered, riveted, and plated with a translucent silver finish, giving them an acquired rustic quality only time and u...

1950s Ethiopian dark brown terracotta large water vessel with decorative design. The vessel has a round bottom and sits on a circular metal stand. Several available each having its...

Vintage Hand-Painted Italian Ceramic Watering Can Made for Neiman Marcus, circa 1960s. A charming example of mid-century Italian artistry, this vintage hand-painted ceramic watering ...

1950s Ethiopian light brown terracotta large water vessel with decorative design. Patterned band of textured design framed by two rows of carved ribs. Several available each having...

France Circa 1900 An early twentieth century faience pottery jug in the form of an owl with a naturalistic base leading into a handle. Height 22cm Diameter of base 10cm

Original Haws Elliott Ltd. copper "long reach" watering can with maker's mark on the underside, circa 1920.s A superb early 20th-century example of the world’s most famous watering...

A charming neoclassical yellow tole water or tea urn in the form of an obelisk balanced on a square plinth by fours balls supported by brass paw feet.

Midcentury Plastic Can In good original condition Fully functional 8litres

This vintage Indian metal water vessel is a striking example of utilitarian craftsmanship elevated by time and patina. Entirely handcrafted, the piece features a rounded shoulder tap...

Copper vessels of this nature were once primitively made in Europe and Middle Eastern areas of the world. This piece is a stunning example of the stout, but primitive craftsmanship t...

Set of 2 Victorian brass hot water jugs original verdigris 2 jugs or hot water cans, once the pride of the kitchen, now have been left in the condition which they were found un po...

This is a 19th century tole water cooler by Adams & Westlake out of Chicago. It has an enamel interior with a brass spigot. The exterior shows paint losses that add to the patina.

India water vessel also called a Lota Pot was used to store water in India and local regions. It was hand-forged of a bronze and brass alloy. It has marked by artist. Beautiful pati...

An antique Indian iron lidded water vessel from the 19th century with brass geometric accents and tapering lines. This alluring antique Indian iron lidded water vessel from the 19th ...

This vintage Indian water vessel presents a distinctive circular body with a short neck and wooden cork stopper, a form that immediately evokes its utilitarian origins. Such vessels ...

A very fine & unusual George III Neo Classical Wine/Water Jug made in London in 1775 by Daniel Smith & Robert Sharp.

British Rail (S) Galvanised Water Jug A handsome piece, tall and conical in shape, carrying handle on the top and with B R (S) impressed on the front and a drop inside hinged lid Th...

Beautiful colorful hot water urn samovar in the Russian style. Gilt fine porcelain tea pot hand painted in Italy.

The Kettle stand table is small circular or square table for holding a teakettle or hot-water urn. We like to use them as drink tables.

An antique French Régence-style silver-plated hot water or tea urn (samovar), retaining its original mahogany fittings and alcohol burner, produced by the renowned silversmith Tétard...

Inspired by antique European storage vessels traditionally used for olive oil and water, these urns blend rustic authenticity with timeless sophistication.

Titled ‘La Porteuse’ and ‘Le Guerrier Arabe’, the statues depict a woman carrying a water urn and a male Arab warrior. Salmson created the models in the late 19th century: the female...

Original vintage advertising poster for Jerusalem MEA Middle East Airlines featuring a colourful mid-century design by Jacques Auriac (1922-2003) depicting a woman carrying a traditi...

The relief depicts a seminude young female with long flowing hair and robes carrying a Greco-Roman water urn. The fiberglass form has been painted in gold.

Classical style figurative scenes, depicting people carrying water urns and freshly-caught fish, decorate the ovoid vase bodies.

He is pictured walking forwards, carrying two heavy black water urns. The statue is set on a square base, signed 'Debut' and fitted with a plaque inscribed ‘Porteau d’Eau Tunisien/ P...

He is pictured walking forwards, carrying two heavy black water urns. The statue is set on a square base, signed 'Debut' and fitted with a plaque inscribed ‘Porteau d’Eau Tunisien/ P...