Antique Watering Can

Small copper watering can, lovely patina. U.K circa 1900.

Zinc watering can. Large decorative vintage American 2.5 gallon watering can to be filled with overflowing spring snd summer blooms or for watering tasks.

19thc century all copper construction watering can. Fine age and patina to this watering can from age and use.

Watering can vienna around 1920s Original condition

A large and very decorative watering can dating to the industrial era. Tin lined.

Alpaca Watering can vienna around 1920s Polished

19th century hand crafted copper watering can. The seam is dovetailed together, it is sturdy and ready to use.

Quality antique Victorian copper watering can having a shaped swing handle with lift up lids, shaped spout and a lovely shaped handle.

Rare and charming watering can in glass and sterling silver Austro-Hungarian silver import hallmark between 1872 and 1901 Total height: 16.5 cm Length: 20.5 cm Diameter: 8 cm Gross w...

This exceptional antique Edwardian sterling silver watering can has a plain oval form. The body of this silver watering can is plain and embellished with the contemporary flat engra...

Late 19th century French Provencial watering can made of copper

Art Deco hammered watering can, circa 1920s Polished and stove enameled.

These pieces frequently served as ornamental rose water sprinklers

An 18 karat (18K) yellow gold charm pendant designed as a watering can. Stamped with the French import mark for 18 karat gold.

A charming antique brass watering can with a classic cylindrical form and practical design The body is made from polished brass, giving it a warm golden tone that has developed an at...

Stunning copper watering can with great green patina, France, circa 1850-1900.

A large copper watering can executed with punched mid-section in brass.

We have filled this and although you could still use it to water your plants, it is not water tight at the base.

The copper handles gives this watering can added appeal. This French copper watering can would look great in a country kitchen, or garden room or on a covered patio as decoration, b...

A large and heavy 18th century copper garden watering can. Hand-beaten or hammered copper can with a non-detachable pouring spout.

Rare and unique handmade copper and bronze water can from the Arts & Crafts period in Central Europe.

A charming antique French white enamel watering can, circa 1920. It was used by servants for carrying hot water to the upper chambers.

Suitable for regular use injecting a touch of history into gardening A fine Victorian oval, brass watering can or hot water jug. Upper brass handle across top, back section of the...

A fine Victorian oval, brass watering can or hot water jug. Upper brass handle across top, back section of the top hinged to pour in water.

A very nice vintage art deco copper and brass watering can by Chase & Co., circa 1930s. The piece is in good vintage condition with no leaks and a wonderful patina and measures 5"W ...

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this Antique French 18th Century Hand Hammered and Riveted Copper & Brass Watering can with period repai...

Similar long-spout watering cans have traditionally been favored in England for tending roses, while in Japan they are appreciated for the careful watering of bonsai and other delica...

Unusual accent decorating piece; a silver plated or silver alloy (unmarked) late Victorian British diminutive watering can, circa 1895, that would have been used to water interior pl...

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...

This very decorative matched pair of country house type brass watering cans, one is a five pint and the other is a six pint, are both beautifully made in solid sheet brass.

A fine Victorian oval, brass watering can or hot water jug. Upper brass handle across top, back section of the top hinged to pour in water.

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...

The suiteki has two small holes for water and air, and is designed so that only a few drops of water can fall at a time.

The head of the bull forms the spout from which water can be poured out. Condition is very good.

It’s known for its dark and ominous qualities, sometimes associated with the idea of a curse or oath. Magic Water can refer to water with mystical or transformative properties.

Original antique advertising poster for the April 1909 International Horticultural Exhibition / Grosse Internationale Gartenbau-Ausstellung garden design and landscaping exposition i...

Adorned with the star of David and the vintner's tools: watering can, ladle, etc. Incorporating a trap door mounted on hinges.

The sponge or soap is placed on top of the lid, then through the holes the water can drain into the bowl. The lid is removable.

On the left, there are a rake, a spade and a watering can. The whole rests on a quadrangular base.

Quality 19th century French Louis XVI ormolu and porcelain mantel clock, the case cast as a seated farm boy with floral rimmed hat, holding a single rose, by a pair of Doves, rake, p...

Original vintage travel poster - Edgware by Tram - featuring a colourful image by the notable British poster artist Frank Newbould (1887-1951) depicting a lady wearing a shawl and ca...

At the centre is an urn shaped watering can with laurel garland. Beside it are two doves in a basket alongside a brush, a knife and a sprig of flowers, creating an idyllic country ga...

The oil lamp has been converted to an electric lamp or can be transformed into a vase for artificial flowers or, by inserting a smaller vase with water, can be used as a vase. This l...

The 18th century porcelain warming plates (also called hot water plates) include two holes through which water can enter and exit the dish.

Standing neoclassical woman with hammer and child - blank spaces on reverse - Massonnet, Edit. Farmer with watering can - blank space on reverse. Greco-Roman soldier with the word "P...

The suiteki has two small holes for water and air, and is designed so that only a few drops of water can fall at a time.

This is a magnificent example of the results of permineralisation, a process through which buried wood tissue, permeated by minerals transported in water, can transform into vibrant ...

Three young women in flowing 18th-century attire collect fruit in baskets while a man ascends a ladder to pluck ripe pears from above, and another figure tends the nearby garden with...

. -- The woman holds a watering can as well as she seizes a bundle of rose flowers / the man supports himself at a tree's stump where a basket with flowers is leaning against it ...

For your consideration, an antique copper basket with no handles. refer as water pot, cauldron or it can be used as a planter.

The background features traditional thatched structures, likely representing the homes of the inhabitants, set amongst the dense foliage of the island's vegetation, which includes pa...

A rustic backdrop of weathered timber, a watering can, and barn tools adds a sense of authenticity, grounding the composition in the quiet rhythm of rural domestic life.

The original porcelain sculpture was accompanied by a watering can which at our bronze figure was replaced by a tree stump.

An antique Japanese Meiji period monochrome water jar from the 19th century. This antique Japanese Meiji period monochrome water jar from the 19th century embodies the elegance and s...

The work depicts a view of the sea from the Brittany coastline. The blue of the sea water can seen through the white foam which is cascading against the rocky shoreline.

It does not stand on its own, so place it on a ring made of paper. Water can be added to about one-third. There was an illustration of the evolution process of this "sagebe" in a s...

.** - Also known as the watering pot shell, this unusual bivalve has a tubular shell with holes that resembles a watering can. 10.