Antique Water Vessel

Terra Cotta with unusual patina.

Oversized Tree Trunk Hand Hollowed Antique Barrel

Mid to Late 19th century. Japanese Shigaraki hand thrown fired and glazed water storage urn.

This clay water jar from the early 1900s is from the state of Guerrero which has a long tradition of pottery making which is completely distinct from any other area in the country.

Japanese finely cast bronze mizu-bachi or water vessel placed in front of a shrine and used to rinse the mouth of impurities before entering.

Two large, striking and beautifully crafted copper ceremonial water pitchers from Tibet. The lovely, well-worn patina communicates years of loving and spiritual use. Priced and sold ...

Originating from Java, Indonesia, circa 1900, this limestone vessel is a beautiful addition to interior and exterior garden design.

This exquisite 19th-century Chinese slim brass water vessel stands as a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of its era.

Two simple and classic antique bronze holy water containers from Nepal. Both heavy bronze with great patina. Gorgeous, spiritual pieces. Priced and sold individually.  

Important Derby guglet (water vessel) of elegant ovoid form with tall flared lip, well painted by the ‘cotton stem painter’ with a large group of exotic birds, the reverse with large...

This vessel is basically a guglet water vessel, to be used for washing hands along with a bowl; however the encrusted trails of flowers make this an impossible prospect, rendering th...

Hand made copper water jar. Available in various sizes. Call for details.

The shape is taken from the Greek Hydria, or water vessel. The hydria is a type of ancient Greek pottery water vessel with two or three handles, used for carrying and pouring water.

Three fabulous French watering cans, circa 18th century. Each slightly different size. Available as a set or each $1750 each.

A remarkable brass water jug having an ebony knob and made by Benham and Froud; the design attributed to Christopher Dresser. See "C. Dresser, the people's designer", item ...

This is a wonderful copper water pot from Italy. The pot was used to transport water on top of the head. The patina on the copper is beautiful. There is a small crack in the pot a...

A graceful, well cast and simply designed bronze holy water container. From India, circa 1900 or earlier, this piece will add interest and beauty to any table or shelf. This kind of ...

The shape is taken from the Greek Hydria, or water vessel. The hydria is a type of ancient Greek pottery water vessel with two or three handles, used for carrying and pouring water.

These 19th century, Indian silver rose water sprinklers. Used to spray rose water on the guests at the entrance, or for special occasions like marriage. Weight: 670 grams.

Brass holy water stoup, Northern European first half of the 17th century.   

Round rustic hand coiled jug with bottle neck and handles. Rare unique item. Shipping cost per item diminish with purchases of additional items.

Round rustic hand coiled jug with bottle neck and handles. Rare unique item. Shipping cost per item diminish with purchases of additional items.

Carved stone water filter from the frontier region of Argentina.

Antique Middle Eastern hand-hammered bronze water jar with Middle Eastern Islamic inscription. Possibly 19th century.  

A Large Riessner, Stellmacher & Kessel large Amphora vase decorated with water lilies; attributed to Paul Dachsel, Turn-Teplitz, Bohemia; c. 1903; neck of vase with stems of leaves f...

Rustic hand coiled jug with bottle neck and handles. Shipping cost per item diminish with purchases of additional items.

Our antique Grand Tour bronze hydria water jar after the original Greek design, circa 5th century BC, has a verdigris green patina and is finely cast with a winged laughing mask and ...

Rare vase decorated with cranes or herons flying above a swamp made up of water lilies and reeds. This decoration is crossed by gilded tree branches engraved with the wheel. The base...

A large patinated copper water barrel with wonderful patina.

This Japanese Tetsubin has a signed Lid, Dragonfly Motif with Bronze Lid and Hollow Fukurobari Handle. The body of the Tetsubin is iron. It is 7.5 inches in diameter x 8.5 inches in ...

Charming and elegant, this watering can comes from Czechoslovakia from the era of functionalism. Design shows strong Industrial lines and functionality. It is probably still fully fu...

This Japanese Tetsubin has a signed Body, Ihada Texture with Bronze Lid and Solid Moku-Tsuru Handle. The body of the Tetsubin is iron. It is 6.5 inches in diameter x 8 inches in heig...

This Japanese Tetsubin has a signed Lid, Ruybundo, Ihada Texture with Iron Lid and Hollow Fukurobari Handle. The body of the Tetsubin is iron. It is 6 inches in diameter x 7 inches i...

French Large brass dovetailed hot water kettle with tall 8" high swing handle, loop handled lid, spout with hinged cover. This super large kettle must have been used in a large m...

Holy water stoup in red Piana degli Albanesi marble, made in Sicily at the end of the 19th century.

The vessel contained water and other magical ingredients added by the tribes shaman or medicine man.

These are fitted with two large handles on either side and can be safely used for lifting the vessel with water. A close look at the way the handles are attached to the vessel by riv...

A holy water font or stoup is a vessel containing holy water generally placed near the entrance of a church.

The globular vessel has a green glazed interior for use as a flower vessel containing water, the exterior is simply decorated with a pair of Manchurian cranes upon the branch of a la...

As part of our Japanese works of art collection we are delighted to offer this most unusual Late Meiji (1868-1912) early Taisho period (1912-1926 ), globular vase stemming from the h...

., Cypro-Geometric, decorated in umber slip with encircling bands and concentric circle motifs; A hydria is the ancient term for a three-handled water carrying vessel PROVENANCE En...

Representing a cove with rocks and fishing boats in foreground, with a fortified villa in the medium plane –highlighting a great round crenellated tower with its gate-, and in the ba...

19th century Mongolia water vessel made from cowhide. Beautiful aged natural patina.

Everyday objects, like this water vessel, received detailed attention. The vessel's varied textures come from its utilitarian design.

Everyday objects, like this water vessel, received detailed attention. The vessel's varied textures come from its utilitarian design.

Even an everyday object, like this water vessel, is richly balanced and deep in character.

Antique water vessel Origin: Morocco circa 1850.

Antique Spanish water vessel Origin: Spain circa 1780 Measurements: 16" W x 9" D x 24" H.

19th century Mongolia water vessel made from cowhide. Beautiful aged natural patina.

African water vessel. The terra cotta tone is the natural color of the pre-fired clay, which continues to darken with age.

19th Century Spanish Calanda large water vessel. Decorative stamped circular pattern motif.

16th century Indonesian water vessel from the island of Sulawesi. The brown terracotta vase has a beautiful decorative design and a natural weathered patina.

19th century carved Burmese water vessel with handle.

This lovely round table is one of 7 limestone tables that were reclaimed from a private Italian Villa prior to renovation. We love the texture, color and distressed patina on this n...

Bring a touch of stately, European garden elegance to your home or landscape with this majestic pair of vintage swan planters. Each swan is rendered in durable cast stone, featuring ...

Custom sizes and Belgian Bluestone option available; the classically-inspired table is comprised of a thick round top with dupont edge and baluster-form support on an octagonal plint...