Large Antique Middle Eastern Copper And Brass Kettle Persian Middle eastern copper and brass kettle. Measures 39cm x 39cm x 24cm In good used condition, some dents and knocks.
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This is an authentic antique item with a wonderful aged patina. The copper body has minor surface indentations (small dings) and tarnish consistent with age and use. The brass handle supports are secure. The turned wooden handle shows some wear and age-related drying but remains sturdy. Note: There is significant verdigris (green oxidation) and limescale buildup inside the kettle and around the spout tip. The base shows signs of historical use on a stove. This piece is being sold primarily as a decorative chimney or kitchen display item; if intended for use, it would require professional cleaning/descaling and a leak test.
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This Vintage Copper Brass Tea Pot is a charming collectible piece that hails from Portugal. Made of copper, it exudes a rustic yet elegant charm that is perfect for serving tea in style. Its traditional design and craftsmanship make it a unique and timeless addition to any tea lover's collection, adding a touch of vintage flair to tea time gatherings.
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No power lead, Untested.
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Bit witchy shaped innit?. Like that witch's teapot in Chorlton and the Wheelies. Well, not quite. It could do with a really good buff from top to bottom. Good 2hrs maybe. The lacquer has perished in places.
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With stunning repousse decoration: one side has a Royalist coat of arms, the other, a Fleur de Lys design. The decorative lid has a brass acorn finial. The swing handle is fixed by a copper collar and moves as it should.
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This piece combines functional design with antique aesthetics, making it perfect for both practical use and as a decorative item. Rustic or farmhouse kitchen decor. The handle is designed for comfort and easy pouring, with a natural wood grip and brass detailing.
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Lovely antique copper kettle. Fixed handle and brass knob, and beautiful dovetailed join around the base. The lid is uncommon in that it sits over the raised edge of the opening which is a style I have seen most often in Swedish, Norwegian and Danish kettles.
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