Watering Cans

From this perspective water can be seen gushing over smooth eroded rocks, with a small wooden footbridge set back over the river.

Leaves breathing in shades of green. A watering can that still remembers the touch of hands.

"The Elixir of Life" The bonding action within water can be called biological love. :: Painting :: Photorealism :: This piece comes with an official certificate of authenticity si...

Mid century gardener's still life of watering can and terracotta pot by San Francisco, California artist Eleanor Perry (American, 20th Century), 1971.

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

Can you feel the glow and sparkle of the top of the water?

The picture serves as an example of how flowing water can be depicted. I got the inspiration for the motif during a painting trip in the Bavarian Forest Nature Park.

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...

The summer crowds have gone and the stillness of the water can be enjoyed in solitude or with those like minded friends.

There are drainage holes located within each planters, and bases are hollow so water can drain freely. Please note that there have been some prior repairs to the top lip of the plant...

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...

On the left are two horses grazing peacefully by the water. At the bottom, you can see the reflection of the shore in a quiet bay and several birds above the water.

Unglazed exterior and glazed interior for use as a wine decanter, water carafe, watering can or vase. Original tightly fitting cork.

This stunning fountain is of a nude maiden seated on a rock formation while holding water jars at the front. Each jar conceals a spout from where water can flow out and into a basin.

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.

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

Many of his works feature idyllic garden scenes, often with chairs and tables, plant pots and watering cans. He also favours the square format, and almost all his paintings follow th...

The upholstery is engineered so rain water can simply drip through the seat and Dedar fabric is fabricated to be dew and mould resistant.

The upholstery is engineered so rain water can simply drip through the seat and Dedar fabric is fabricated to be dew and mould resistant.

The lamp is off the wall via a base so that a shadow joint is created and water can run. Up to 250V (Europe/UK Standard).The wiring of this item may be original and might need replac...

This painting is based on a photo I took of a small section of a rusting old watering can. I created this by using layers of acrylic paint, texture paste, parts of the original ph...

He does it with a generous use of texture and warm light, whether in the detail of a fuzzy sweater or peach, the infinite shadows in piles of lumber, the light shining from inside a ...

In the lower left corner, water can be seen with waves lapping against a barrier.

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...

Observe Sailor's hands: chubby fingers curled around the watering can with the reverence of a monk pouring tea.

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 ...

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Original vintage car advertising poster for Volkswagen Beetle in Dutch and French - Daarum zijn er 12 miljoen Voila pourquoi il y en 12 millions / That's why there are 12 million - f...

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

Use a sponge or white cloth wrung in clean warm water to remove the remaining stain. Regular sparkling water can also be used as the sparkles dissolves the dirt.

If you think a person is effortlessly attractive, you might say they are “su gibi güzel” (beautiful like water). Or your compliments can be shortened to “su gibi” (like water).