Vintage Stripe Galvanized Flower Bucket

A tall galvanized bucket with a quietly worn ivory finish and vertical striping. Use it as a florist-style vase for branches and cut flowers, or as a statement planter on a porch, console, or shop floor.

The silhouette is narrow and upright, so stems stay gathered instead of flopping open. A powder-coated galvanized body keeps the farmhouse look without the raw-rust mess of untreated steel.

Why it works in a room

• Vertical stripes lengthen the shape and read clearly from across a hallway or porch.
• Distressed ivory sits easily with linen, wood, black metal, and dried florals.
• Four heights let you build a staggered set or pick one size for a single arrangement.
• Light enough to move seasonally, sturdy enough for daily florist use.

How to style it

Fill with eucalyptus and garden roses for an entry table. On a covered porch, drop in a nursery pot of hydrangea or ornamental grass and hide the plastic rim. In a studio or café, group two heights with dried wheat and olive branches.

Sizes

• Small — top 15 cm / base 10 cm / height 25 cm
• Medium — top 18 cm / base 12 cm / height 30 cm
• Large — top 20 cm / base 14 cm / height 35 cm
• Extra large — top 20 cm / base 14 cm / height 40 cm

Materials & care

Galvanized iron with a powder-coated, distressed finish. Wipe with a dry or slightly damp cloth. If you plant directly, add a liner or nursery pot; this vessel is decorative metal and is not a sealed outdoor planter. Keep standing water from sitting in the base to protect the coating.

Good to know

The worn stripes and soft edge wear are intentional. No two buckets age in exactly the same pattern.

Ships from our partnered workshop. Color and distressing may vary slightly from photos because each piece is finished by hand.