The Rayman Organisation has dated this Victorian Copper Tea Kettle to the 19th Century.
With its generously rounded body, graceful gooseneck spout, and beautifully aged patina, this kettle exemplifies utilitarian beauty from a bygone era. The elegant brass handle and finial add a refined contrast to the rich, warm copper tones.
Key Features:
Era: Victorian, mid-to-late 19th century
Material: Hand-hammered copper with brass fittings
Design: Large rounded form with classic gooseneck spout and fixed swing handle
Height: Approx. 32cm
Condition: Good antique condition with age-related dings, surface wear, and rich patina; base shows signs of historic use
This type of kettle was commonly used on open hearths or cast iron stoves and now serves as a stunning display piece, bringing rustic warmth to farmhouse kitchens, hearth décor, or antique copper collections.
A handsome and functional piece of Victorian heritage—perfect for lovers of classic country style.
The Rayman Organisation has dated this Victorian Copper Tea Kettle to the 19th Century.
You can view the stock and full dealer information on the The Rayman Organisation Profile Page
ANTIQUE VICTORIAN LARGE COPPER KETTLE 19TH CENTURY
