Vintage tea kettle

80s vintage porcelain enamel metal tea kettle, Old Country Roses Royal Albert china go-along

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Style No. 65728388; Color Code: 028 Please note that all sales are final. A traditional English 19th century kettle made by the famous William Soutter metalsmith and features a goosneck spout, brass final and hand cut handle C.1880. Coppermill Kitchen is dedicated to finding only unique and special copperware that has both style and a story to tell for generations to come. Made of Copper Care instructions included with item. Made In England This vintage item is one-of-a-kind and may have…

When your tea kettle is older than your grandma, you know it’s steeped in wisdom—and maybe a little rust. #VintageVibes #KettleGoals

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About this item 【All Stainless Steel】- This retro electric kettle is crafted with food-grade 304 stainless steel in its interior, lid, and filter. It has no plastic in contact with the water, providing you and your family with BPA-free healthy drinking. 【Auto Shut-Off & Boil-Dry Prevention】 - It adopts the STRIX thermostat technology ensuring the electric water kettle will automatically turn off when it reaches the temperature, or if there is no water in it, provide maximum safety while the…

For as long as I can remember, I have always loved Fridays - the closing of a week, a simple low key dinner, the anticipation of everyone in our household being home together for a few days and the promise of the weekend ahead and its break from routine. And while I still love Fridays for all of these reasons, there is a new part of this day of the week that brings me much joy... Our Saturday morning market run has been a thing of the past for some time now. When Grace began full time school…

I love the look of a collected home. A home filled with items that have thought & history behind them. I like it when a room looks like it’s been added to over time-not just decorated with a bunch of brand new things bought from one shopping trip to Target or Hobby Lobby. That’s especially tempting to do when you just bought a house-like us! It’s easy to run to a few stores & pick up a bunch of things to start filling up the rooms! That’s why I’m so thankful I’ve been collecting things along…