A small brass watering can, found at the flea market in Heidenreichstein in Waldviertel — with a curved spout, a round spray rose, and a sturdy bail handle.
Material & Workmanship
The cylindrical body made of solid brass is decorated with ornamental beads, and the handle and spout are hand-riveted and soldered. The spray rose at the end of the spout is finely perforated and fully functional.
Condition
No dents, no damage — just an even, warm patina and light surface stains, typical for brass of this age. The can is fully functional and pours perfectly. Price is for 1 piece.
Dimensions
Height: 8 cm
Width: 20 cm (handle to spout tip)
Base diameter: 8.5 cm
Era
Vintage, estimated 1930s–1950s. Accurate dating of small brass garden items is difficult — this is our best possible assessment based on workmanship and patina.
Style & Use
Suitable for country house style, mid-century, or cottagecore decor. Ideal for light watering of small potted plants and seedlings, as windowsill decor, or as a collector's item for lovers of old garden tools.
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