Slim by design
Just 3.25 inches wide and 13 inches long, it fits the narrow sill or shelf where your plants already sit. A round can gets stored away; this one stays out and actually gets used on watering day.
ACHLA Designs Windowsill Watering Can, Slim Solid Brass Indoor Watering Can, 3.5 Pint, Satin Brushed, WC-08
A slim solid brass watering can that fits a narrow windowsill and reaches every pot.
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- Solid brass, satin brushed
- Holds 3.5 pints
- Only 3.25 in wide
- 13 in long soil-reaching spout
- Fits a narrow windowsill
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Narrow enough to live on the sill, right where your plants already are
At a Glance
- What it is: A slim indoor watering can in solid brass with a satin brushed finish
- Capacity: Holds 3.5 pints
- Footprint: Only 3.25 in wide, so it fits a narrow windowsill or shelf
- Reach: 13 in long with a long curved spout for tight pots
- Use: Houseplants, succulents, terrariums, and African violets
A watering can only gets used if it lives near the plants. This one is solid brass drawn into a long, slim shape just over three inches wide, so it sits on the windowsill beside the pots instead of getting shut away in a cabinet.
Key Features
- Solid brass, satin brushed: Made from solid brass with a soft brushed finish that resists rust and warms with age, so it holds up to daily use and looks the part
- Slim windowsill footprint: At 3.25 in wide and 13 in long it tucks onto a narrow sill or shelf where a round can will not fit
- Long spout for crowded pots: The extended curved spout reaches between leaves and into tight groupings to pour at the soil
- Balanced, no-splash pour: The long body and shaped handle keep the pour steady and controlled from full to the last drop
- Holds enough for a routine: 3.5 pints covers a windowsill of small plants in one fill
What's Included
In the box: one solid brass Windowsill watering can. It arrives ready to use with no assembly.
Before You Buy
- California Prop 65, and not for drinking water: Solid brass can contain trace lead, so this waters plants only; California residents see the full warning in Care and Use below
- It is slim, so it holds 3.5 pints, not a gallon: The narrow shape is the whole point for a windowsill, but it is an indoor houseplant can, not an outdoor soaker
- Brass mellows over time: The brushed brass warms in tone with age; a brass polish returns the brighter look if you prefer it
Perfect For
- Watering a windowsill of herbs, succulents, or African violets
- Slipping onto a narrow shelf where round cans do not fit
- A lasting solid brass gift for a plant lover
- Terrariums and small pots that need a precise, low pour
Care & Use
- Wipe dry after use to protect the brushed finish.
- Use a brass polish and a soft cloth to brighten it, or leave it to develop a warmer patina.
- Water plants only. Do not use it for drinking water or food.
- California Prop 65: this can is handcrafted from solid brass that may contain trace amounts of lead. Avoid prolonged skin contact and do not use it for drinking water or food. WARNING: risk of cancer and reproductive harm from exposure to lead.
Shipping
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Built for the windowsill
Solid brass that lasts
Drawn from solid brass with a satin brushed finish, it resists rust and stands up to daily handling. Leave it to warm into a patina, or bring back the brighter tone with a quick pass of brass polish.
A precise, low pour
The long curved spout reaches into crowded groupings and terrariums to deliver water right at the soil. The extended body keeps the pour balanced and splash-free from the first pot to the last.
The short version
A slim can with a long reach.
3.25 in
Narrow enough for a windowsill
3.5 pt
One fill for a sill of plants
13 in
Long spout for tight pots
How does it compare to a plastic can or the copper carafe?
vs. a plastic windowsill can
A plastic can fits the sill but looks like a tool and yellows with time. This is solid brass with a brushed finish, so it fits the same space and looks like part of the decor.
vs. the ACHLA copper carafe
The copper carafe is wider and holds the same 3.5 pints in a rounder form. This brass can is the slim choice, built to sit on a narrow sill where the carafe is too broad.
Fits your space
Long and slim, made to line up on a narrow sill.
- Length
- 13 in
- Width
- 3.25 in
- Height
- 8.625 in
- Capacity
- 3.5 pints
- At 3.25 in wide it fits a narrow windowsill or shelf where round cans overhang.
- 13 in of length gives the spout the reach to water pots pushed to the back.
Full Specifications
Every detail, measured and listed
| Material | Solid brass |
|---|---|
| Finish | Satin brushed |
| Capacity | 3.5 pints |
| Dimensions | 13 in L x 3.25 in W x 8.625 in H |
| Spout | Long curved pouring spout |
| Use | Indoor decorative houseplant watering |
| Safety | California Prop 65, contains trace lead; not for drinking water |
| Assembly | None, ready to use |
| Origin | Imported |
FAQs
Common questions that customers ask
Is it solid brass or brass plated?
It is solid brass with a satin brushed finish, per the manufacturer, so the color is the metal itself rather than a coating that can wear through.
Does it contain lead, and is there a Prop 65 warning?
Solid brass can contain trace amounts of lead, so California requires a Prop 65 warning, shown in Care and Use. Use it to water plants, not for drinking water or food.
How much water does it hold?
About 3.5 pints, enough to water a windowsill of small plants in a single fill. The slim shape keeps that capacity in a narrow footprint.
Will it fit a standard windowsill?
It is 3.25 inches wide and 13 inches long, so it sits on most narrow sills and shelves where a round can will not fit.
Will the brass tarnish?
Brass warms into a patina over time. Leave it for a softer, aged look, or use a brass polish and a soft cloth to return it to a brighter finish.
ACHLA Designs has built garden and home decor in Fitchburg, Massachusetts since 1977, favoring solid metals meant to last. The Windowsill can shows that thinking: solid brass shaped for a real spot in the home, so a daily task is done with a piece worth keeping in view.
Bring it home
Solid brass, a slim sill-ready shape, and a spout that reaches every pot.