Watering Cans - Gessato Design Store

Antila Watering Can

Davide Carbone — Mon, 09 Mar 2026 14:37:40 +0000

Antila is a straightforward, well-made watering can with one job: make plant care easier and less messy. The long spout reaches past foliage and delivers water right where you want it—into the soil—so you’re not rinsing leaves or the rim of the pot. The loop handle sits naturally in your hand, and the can stays balanced as it empties.

It’s powder-coated stainless steel, so it can live indoors and still handle outdoor use when the season shifts. For most houseplants, you’ll use the open spout for a direct pour. When you’re watering seedlings, herbs, or anything that prefers a softer soak, the removable sprinkler attachment turns the stream into a gentle shower. It holds 4 liters, which means you can make the rounds without constant refills. The Dark Chocolate finish is a deep espresso brown that looks good next to terracotta, stoneware, and wood.

Brass Bedding Rose Set

Elda Bellone — Wed, 25 Jun 2025 19:57:23 +0000

Four oval brass roses, one for every stage of the bed: a pin-fine head that drifts over seeds, a gentler fine spray for seedlings, a high-flow rose that wakes up larger leaves, and a coarse version that handles nematode mixes or gritty rain-barrel water without clogging. Each curved face breaks the stream into a soft, rain-like sheet, so soil stays put while roots get a deep drink. The solid brass threads seat cleanly on any Cradley Deluxe or Warley Fall can—one- or two-gallon—and will mellow to a warm patina season after season. Swap heads in seconds, dial in the right shower, and let the beds soak at their own pace.

Brass Potting Rose Set

Elda Bellone — Wed, 25 Jun 2025 19:21:56 +0000

Swap the scatter-gun hose for brass precision. This quartet of Haws potting roses lets you tailor the flow to every stage of growth: pin-fine holes mist seeds without disturbing them; a fine spray keeps young roots happy; a wider pattern revives mature leaves; the extra-coarse head handles nematode mixes or murky rain-barrel water without clogging. Each cone is spun from solid brass, so threads seat cleanly on the spout and the metal shrugs off rust while mellowing to a soft gold over time. Slip any rose onto a Cradley Deluxe or Warley Fall can (one- or two-gallon) and you’re set for a season of seed trays, patio pots, and border refreshes—no waste, no guesswork, just the right shower every time.

Brass Spray Lance

Elda Bellone — Wed, 25 Jun 2025 17:54:02 +0000

Slide the Haws Brass Spray Lance onto your hose and you’ll feel the weight of solid brass—nothing rattles, nothing bends. At 24 inches it reaches over foliage and into hanging baskets, while the screw-on rose breaks the flow into a soft, even mist that won’t batter petals or wash away soil. Because the rose threads directly onto the lance, it stays put under high pressure or when paired with a garden sprayer, so you can move freely without checking connections. Each piece is hand-assembled in England, polished to a warm sheen that will mellow to a classic patina over time. One reliable tool, made for years of Sunday watering rounds and the occasional neighborly plant-sitting mission.

The Hockley Heritage Galvanised – Two Gallon

Elda Bellone — Wed, 25 Jun 2025 17:51:18 +0000

Pressed-steel panels, criss-crossed like a kitchen pie lattice, wrap the Hockley Heritage can and give the body extra rigidity without adding heft. Hot-dip galvanising seals the metal inside and out, so a light knock or a season in the rain won’t ruffle its finish. A solid brass rose threads onto the broad spout for a generous, even shower, while a curved steel rear handle lets you swing the full can with steady control; the ash-wood top handle stays, smoothed and varnished for a comfortable lift. Every piece is shaped, dipped, and finally hand-assembled in Haws’ West Midlands workshop—then warranted for ten years of early-morning water runs.
Capacity sits at a garden-friendly two gallons (about nine litres), enough to cover a bed without constant refills. When the job’s done, park the rose on the cross stay and hang the can in the shed; the galvanised skin will mellow to a soft silver patina over time.

The Hockley Heritage HDG Green – Two Gallon

Elda Bellone — Wed, 25 Jun 2025 17:42:56 +0000

Deep-green powder coat, brass rose flashing gold at the spout, and a pressed lattice that stiffens the hot-dip-galvanised steel—Haws’ two-gallon Hockley Heritage feels built for decades of dawn rounds. The broad rear handle, now all steel, lets you swing a full can without wrist wobble, while the ash top grip keeps lifts comfortable when you’re topping up at the tap. Water flows fast through the wide spout, then diffuses into a gentle shower that won’t flatten young stems; when you’re done, park the rose on the cross stay and hang the can in the shed. Each piece is shaped, dipped, powder-coated, and hand-assembled between Slovakia and Haws’ West Midlands workshop, right down to the spun brass ferrules—a quiet nod to more than 130 years of British garden kit.

The Rowley Ripple Brass – Two-Pint

Davide Carbone — Tue, 06 May 2025 15:57:51 +0000

There’s something satisfying about watering your plants with a tool that feels as considered as the rest of your home. The Rowley Ripple Brass is just that. Designed by Haws and handmade in England, it has the kind of everyday utility that quietly slips into your routine—and the kind of looks that make you want to leave it out. The solid brass construction will mellow beautifully over time, developing a patina that reflects how and where you’ve used it. The long spout lets you reach tucked-away pots, and the removable rose offers a finer sprinkle when needed. It holds just under a liter—enough for your windowsill garden, not too much to carry one-handed. Smart, practical, and a little indulgent in the best way.

The Fazeley Flow Brass – Two Pint

Davide Carbone — Tue, 06 May 2025 15:37:15 +0000

The Fazeley Flow is one of those pieces that quietly earns its place. Hand-spun in England from solid brass, this two-pint watering can feels just right in hand—sleek, balanced, and made to last. Its long, tapered spout gives you total control, so you can reach tucked-away planters without splashing your succulents. And that warm, golden brass? It picks up a gentle patina over time, adding character with every use. Designed for indoor plants but beautiful enough to leave on display, this is both a tool and a timeless object. No-frills packaging, just solid British craftsmanship—ready to work or gift.

The Fazeley Flow Brass – One Pint

Davide Carbone — Tue, 06 May 2025 14:37:54 +0000

Small in size, big on style. The Fazeley Flow Brass One Pint is the kind of watering can you’ll actually want to leave out on display. Handcrafted in England from solid, hand-polished brass, this compact version of the classic Haws design is made for precision watering—perfect for tending to your favorite indoor plants, from succulents and seedlings to small herbs. The elegantly curved spout offers control and accuracy, while the sculptural silhouette nods to over a century of British design heritage. Over time, the untreated brass surface will develop a rich patina that makes each piece feel personal and one-of-a-kind. Lightweight, beautifully balanced, and boxed for gifting—this is a piece that feels as good in the hand as it looks on a shelf.

The Rowley Ripple British Navy Blue – Two Pint

Davide Carbone — Thu, 17 Apr 2025 14:21:20 +0000

A design with roots—and staying power. The Haws Rowley Ripple Green Watering Can brings quiet charm and functionality to indoor plant care. Crafted from solid steel and finished in a rich green, it features the same silhouette Haws introduced over a century ago. Compact, lightweight, and surprisingly elegant, it feels just as much at home on display as it does in use.

Perfect for everything from delicate seedlings to houseplants, the can includes a removable brass rose for a more controlled pour. Made in the UK by skilled artisans, this is a tool built to last—and one you’ll actually enjoy using. Covered by a 5-year manufacturer’s guarantee.