This is a genuine antique copper tea kettle, manufactured in England circa the 1920s. A perfect centerpiece for a farmhouse kitchen, hearth display, or primitive collection, this piece showcases the heavy construction and timeless design of early 20th-century British metalware.
Key Features:
Authentic Origin: Stamped "ENGLAND" on the base.
Materials: Solid copper body with a beautifully aged patina and a classic turned wooden handle and lid knob.
Distinctive Design: Features a "gooseneck" spout with a traditional anti-drip tip and a concentric-ring base designed for efficient heat distribution.
Dimensions: Stands approximately 9.25" tall (to handle) and 10" wide (spout to back).
Weight: Substantial 1 Ib 5.1 oz.
Condition Report:
This item is in original antique condition and has not been cleaned or polished to preserve its historic character.
Patina: Features a rich, dark copper glow with natural spotting and traces of verdigris (green oxidation) near the seams.
Character Marks: Includes one small, shallow ding on the upper shoulder (pictured) and minor surface wear consistent with a century of age.
Interior: Shows darkening and wear to the tinned lining.
Usage Note: Sold strictly as a decorative/ display piece.
