Victorian Copper Kettle
Victorian Copper Kettle
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Introducing the exquisite Victorian Antique Copper Kettle, a true emblem of timeless elegance and craftsmanship. This genuine masterpiece hails from the late 19th century, showcasing a stunning swan neck spout that gracefully elevates its aesthetic appeal. The original copper lid features a beautifully designed acorn grip, a testament to its artisanal creation.
Standing at an impressive height of 15cm (or 26cm with the handle), this kettle possesses a commanding presence, making it an exceptional ornamental piece for discerning collectors of antiques. The scrolled handle adds a sophisticated flair, perfectly complementing the kettle's flowing form. Its dimensions—27cm from spout to the rear and a diameter of 19cm—underscore its substantial yet refined character.
While this Victorian Antique Copper Kettle is a splendid addition to any old country kitchen or elegant decor, its functionality remains intact. It can serve its original purpose of brewing delightful hot drinks; however, it is advisable to clean the interior thoroughly to maintain both hygiene and quality.
Embrace the charm of yesteryear with this remarkable Victorian Antique Copper Kettle and elevate your home with a piece that embodies both beauty and history.
About Hatfield Antiques
Welcome to Hatfield Antiques and Founders Ross and Jane Hatfield
Our dream came to us during Covid lockdown, with not a lot else to do and living in a flat we ended up watching a lot of television, cooking shows, gameshows, crime drama and antique shows and that was when we realized that we both shared a passion for antiques and collectables, not always liking the same things, but showing us that we both shared a passion.
Our dream came to us during Covid lockdown, with not a lot else to do and living in a flat we ended up watching a lot of television, cooking shows, gameshows, crime drama and antique shows and that was when we realized that we both shared a passion for antiques and collectables, not always liking the same things, but showing us that we both shared a passion.