Watering Cans
French Zinc Garden Arrosoir | Antique Oval Watering Can
French Galvanized Zinc Arrosoir | Long-Spout Garden Watering Can
French Zinc Market Garden Arrosoir | Large Antique Watering Can
French Galvanized Zinc Arrosoir | Vintage Garden Watering Can
French Zinc Watering Can Planter | Antique Long-Spout Arrosoir
French Zinc Arrosoir | Weathered Garden Watering Can
French Zinc Broc à Eau | Antique Water Pitcher with Blue-Gray Patina
Vintage French Faience Watering Can | Hand-Painted Floral Arrosoir
Vintage French Copper Watering Can | Jean Goardère, Villedieu
Antique French Brass Watering Can | Hinged Lid | Circa 1900
Antique French Zinc Watering Can | Milk Can Shape Arrosoir | Early 20th Century
Antique French Zinc Watering Can | Galvanized Sheet Zinc | Late 19th to Early 20th Century
Antique French Copper Watering Can | Riveted Arrosoir | c. Late 1800s
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Each item is hand-selected from markets, brocantes and private estate sales throughout the South of France, then professionally packaged and shipped from Provence with full tracking and insurance.
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More about this collection
Worn by years of gardening, antique French watering cans once tended vegetable plots, greenhouses, courtyards and gardens across southern France. Made in zinc, galvanized steel, brass or copper... their tarnished surfaces, softened handles and small dents speak of daily work, patience and season after season of use.
Their shapes vary from one workshop and purpose to another: a long, slender neck for delicate seedlings, a generous body for larger plantings or a finely pierced rose for a gentle shower of water.
Sourced throughout Provence and France, these authentic watering cans may still be ready for use... while also bringing beautiful decorative presence to a garden, terrace, entryway or interior. Filled with dried flowers, placed by a door or simply set among plants, they carry the quiet poetry of old French garden life.
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