GERMAN WATERING CAN

Dimensions: H 9.5" x W 17" x D 6" Condition: Will hold water. Normal rusting. Chips to paint.

Cool modernist German Watering Pitcher. DESSAU brass. Marked-- Dimensions: H: 7.25 inches: W: 13 inches: D: 2 inches --- US Shipping charge: $35

Early 20th century schneiderkanne steel 4 1/2L watering can, possibly used for Bonsai trees.

Andreas Achenbach (German, 1815-1910) Watering the herd signed and dated 'A Achenbach 87' (lower left) oil on canvas 26 x 35in (66.1 x 89cm) Footnotes: Provenance Private collection, Southern Californ

MANIFATTURA TEDESCA, XIX SECOLO di gusto settecentesco e decoro floreale- poche usure Marca di fabbrica Alt. cm 18,5, larg. cm 27 A GERMAN PORCELAIN WATERING CAN, 19TH CENTURY- SLIGHTLY WORN

Antique German Hand Painted Tin Watering Can. Hand painted black and gold. Reads "heiss wasser" on front. Measures 10 inches in height.

Herman Gustav Simon (German/American 1846-1895) Cattle Watering, 1871, watercolor on paper, signed  and dated lower right, matted and framed. Dimensions 14 x 19 in. image size, 24 x 30 in. as framed

GNTHERMANN woman with rakes and watering can, handpainted sheet metal, 19 cm, clock mechanism is faulty, with scratches on the paintwork that are caused of old age German Description GNTHERMANN Frau m

cows at watering hole oil on board h. 11 w. 14 in. (sight) overall: 14 x 17-1/4 x 1-1/2 in. (frame) signed lower right Provenance: Collection of Glenn Close, Bedford, NY

Gagel, Bernd (German, b. 1940) mid 20th century oil on canvas depicting a rural scene with figures and a watering hole, artist signed 'Bernd Gagel' at lower right, 30"h x 40"w, overall size including

small watering can, sheet metal, lithographed, 10.58 cm, 4 tins with knob, 5-6.5 cm German Description Kl. Gießkanne, Blech, lithogr., 10,58 cm, 4 Dosen mit Knauf, 5-6,5 cm

(German, 1865-1951) signed l.l. textured board, c. 1910. Overall: 16-1/4"h x 13-1/2"w Sight: 12-1/4"h x 8-3/4"w

Carl Philipp Weber (German / American, 1849-1922) Watercolor Painting Undated, signed lower right, a pastoral landscape including cows watering at a pond having trees, house and sunlit clouds in backg

Carl Philipp Weber (German / American, 1849-1922) Watercolor Painting Undated, signed lower right, a pastoral landscape including cows watering at a pond having trees, house and sunlit clouds in backg

The goats marked "Erphila"; the shoe marked "Germany [beneath crowned shield]", and in gilt script on back "Souvenir of Grand Forks, ND." Together with a smaller unmarked shoe, a pair of watering cans

Goebel (Germany). Four M.I. Hummel figurines including Little Gardner TMK-5 #74 girl watering a flower figure, measures 4 in.; Chick Girl TMK5, #57/0, measures 3 1/2 in.; Prayer Before Battle boy with

Silvered Tin Origin: German Manufacturer: Unknown Material: Tin Period: 1925

Art Deco German Schinderkane Flower Garden Water Jug Gardening Tool Made of Galvinized Metal Condition Very Good Dimmensions 15 inches Height by Spout 26 inches in length Out of a New York City Estate

Albert Mohr French German, born 1918, or 1924). Original oil painting on canvas. Depicts a woman in a garden, watering flowers. Artist signature lower left. Housed in a wooden gold gilt frame. Guarant

Meissen (German, founded 1708), early 20th century. Two pieces of German porcelain; one a figurine of a boy with lavender hat and yellow coat leaning over holding a green watering can in one hand, mar

PENNY TOY Christmas tree decoration, basket, lithographed sheet metal, bird motive, with a watering can, the scratches on the paintwork are caused of old age German Description PENNY TOY Christbaumsch

mixed lot, lithographedsheet metal, small pram, handle missing, 5 cm, game boxes, watering can, cups, small mailbox as money box, small dollhouse stove, 8 cm wide, 1 paper dispenser German Description

Including a 7"h vintage copper pitcher, a vintage copper watering can, a sad iron, a West German coffee grinder and other country items.

Ferdinand Max Bredt (German, 1868-1921) By the fountain signed 'F. M BREDT' (lower centre) oil on canvas 96.5 x 147cm (38 x 57 7/8in). Footnotes: Provenance Private collection, US