On offer is an antique brass watering can by Benham Sons of London, dating to the late nineteenth to early twentieth century. Crafted in heavy gauge brass, this substantial ten quart example features a cylindrical body, shaped spout and sturdy handle, all showing a well aged original patina developed over years of use.

Benham Sons were respected London makers during the Victorian and Edwardian periods, known for producing high quality brass and copper household wares designed for durability and daily use. This piece reflects that tradition, with a simple functional form combined with strong construction and understated elegance. There are minor dents and age related wear, but no major damage, and it remains a very good honest example.

A fine piece of antique English gardenalia that offers both decorative appeal and practical heritage interest.

Key Features
✅ Genuine brass watering can – traditional English utilitarian design
✅ Made by Benham Sons London
✅ Large ten quart capacity with shaped spout
✅ Condition: Very good with age related wear and minor dents no major damage
✅ Original patina retained
✅ Height 16.5 inches
✅ Length 19 inches

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stock code 300424