These are the traditional water cans which were used by boatmen for carrying their fresh water. Painted with roses. One normally sits on the roof with the mop handle through it.
The name comes from Long Buckby, which is where they were originally made (at the other end of the locks to where we are situaed!)
These come in different sizes and different coliours to suit your boat or your preference. (Blue & Red shown)
Standard bucket painted with traditional roses.
Choice of colours
Height 180mm (7"0) Diameter 150mm (6")
These small coal hods can be used for loading the solid fuel stove, but I think they look too attractive to be used! The choice is yours . . .
An old fashioned milk jug painted in traditional roses.
A choice of colours and sizes are available
These large milk churns can be used for storage or just as decoration. They stand 19" (48cm) high and the lid can be padlocked for security.
They come in a choice of colours.