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I had good luck with hanging a Japanese teapot (the kind with ceramic loops for the handle to hook into) ... with two places to attach hanging strings, it doesn't swing wildly the way a single-suspension waterer can I imagine an old sugar bowl would work the same way, or a double-handled soup...

someone was talking about using a 2-liter sodapop bottle with holes bored in it for feed ... threading it through the side wall ... I bet that would work as a waterer too --- though I'd burn the edges of the holes rather than just boring them, so they would be smooth and not raggedy