Water kettle - electric kettle - Copper - Water kettle / antique kettle
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Description from the seller
Authentic 19th-century copper water boiler / cooking kettle, hand-forged and equipped with a wide carrying handle, spout, and original lid with a brass knob.
The kettle was originally tin-lined on the inside. The tin has largely disappeared due to age and prolonged use, which is typical of heavily used copper water boilers from this period.
The year '1873' has been manually stamped on the bracket, most likely referring to the year of manufacture or use.
Shape, construction, and finishing indicate a origin from Northern France or Belgium.
The kettle has a beautiful, natural patina and clear signs of use appropriate for its age. The top edge shows slight irregularities from prolonged use. There are no cracks or structural damage, and no modern repairs or interventions.
Dimensions
Height: about 24 cm
Width: approximately 33 cm
Depth: approximately 24 cm
Country:
Good antique condition, with signs of use and wear consistent with the age and original use.
Details
Hand-forged copper
Originally tinned
Dated 1873
Additionally
Originally tinned on the inside; the tin has largely disappeared due to age and prolonged use.
The upper edge shows slight irregularities due to use.
No cracks or structural damage.
Beautiful, natural patina.
Dated 1873 (manually stamped).
Decorative and collectible.
Authentic usage object
English
Authentic 19th-century hand-hammered copper water / cooking kettle, featuring a wide carrying band, pouring spout, and original lid with brass finial.
The interior was originally tin-lined. The tin has largely worn away due to age and prolonged use, which is typical for intensively used copper kettles of this period.
The year '1873' is hand-stamped on the carrying band and most likely refers to the year of manufacture or first use.
The shape and construction suggest a provenance in Northern France or Belgium.
The kettle shows a natural aged patina and wear consistent with its age. The upper rim shows minor irregularities from prolonged use. No cracks or structural damage, and no modern repairs.
Dimensions
Height: approx. 24 cm
Width: approx. 33 cm
Depth: approximately 24 cm
Condition
Good antique condition, with wear and signs of use consistent with age.
Remarks
Hand-hammered copper
Originally tin-lined
Dated 1873
Authentic and collectible object
Additional:
Originally tin-lined on the inside; the tin has largely worn away due to age and prolonged use.
The upper rim shows minor irregularities from use.
No cracks or structural damage.
Natural aged patina
Dated 1873 (hand-stamped).
Authentic 19th-century copper water boiler / cooking kettle, hand-forged and equipped with a wide carrying handle, spout, and original lid with a brass knob.
The kettle was originally tin-lined on the inside. The tin has largely disappeared due to age and prolonged use, which is typical of heavily used copper water boilers from this period.
The year '1873' has been manually stamped on the bracket, most likely referring to the year of manufacture or use.
Shape, construction, and finishing indicate a origin from Northern France or Belgium.
The kettle has a beautiful, natural patina and clear signs of use appropriate for its age. The top edge shows slight irregularities from prolonged use. There are no cracks or structural damage, and no modern repairs or interventions.
Dimensions
Height: about 24 cm
Width: approximately 33 cm
Depth: approximately 24 cm
Country:
Good antique condition, with signs of use and wear consistent with the age and original use.
Details
Hand-forged copper
Originally tinned
Dated 1873
Additionally
Originally tinned on the inside; the tin has largely disappeared due to age and prolonged use.
The upper edge shows slight irregularities due to use.
No cracks or structural damage.
Beautiful, natural patina.
Dated 1873 (manually stamped).
Decorative and collectible.
Authentic usage object
English
Authentic 19th-century hand-hammered copper water / cooking kettle, featuring a wide carrying band, pouring spout, and original lid with brass finial.
The interior was originally tin-lined. The tin has largely worn away due to age and prolonged use, which is typical for intensively used copper kettles of this period.
The year '1873' is hand-stamped on the carrying band and most likely refers to the year of manufacture or first use.
The shape and construction suggest a provenance in Northern France or Belgium.
The kettle shows a natural aged patina and wear consistent with its age. The upper rim shows minor irregularities from prolonged use. No cracks or structural damage, and no modern repairs.
Dimensions
Height: approx. 24 cm
Width: approx. 33 cm
Depth: approximately 24 cm
Condition
Good antique condition, with wear and signs of use consistent with age.
Remarks
Hand-hammered copper
Originally tin-lined
Dated 1873
Authentic and collectible object
Additional:
Originally tin-lined on the inside; the tin has largely worn away due to age and prolonged use.
The upper rim shows minor irregularities from use.
No cracks or structural damage.
Natural aged patina
Dated 1873 (hand-stamped).
Details
Over 200 years old
No
Specific region of origin
Noord Frankrijk België
Weight
1452 g
Era
1400-1900
Title additional information
Water kettle / antique kettle
No. of items
1
Country of Origin
Netherlands
Model
electric kettle
Material
Copper
Colour
Bronze
Style
Antique
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
24 cm
Width
33 cm
Depth
24 cm
In Working Order
Yes
Estimated period
1873
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