On offer is a handsome and sculptural copper ship’s kettle from the Arts & Crafts period, circa early 20th century. Its wide conical base and angular handle suggest both industrial functionality and thoughtful design, likely made for use aboard a ship where stability and durability were paramount.

The warm, aged copper finish and honest riveted seams reflect the era’s dedication to craftsmanship and form following function — making it a striking piece of early design that works equally well in rustic, coastal, or eclectic interiors.

📌 Key Features:
✅ Solid copper – warm natural patina with hand-soldered seams
✅ Unusual angular handle – ergonomic and visually bold
✅ Tapered spout and domed lid – classic utilitarian design
✅ Condition: Original patina preserved, with minor dents and surface wear appropriate for age
✅ Dimensions: 8″ tall, 10.75″ base diameter – display-worthy size
✅ Rare design – not commonly seen in the open market

💡 Styling Tip:
Display as a focal point on open shelving, mixed with stoneware or iron. Beautiful on a kitchen hearth, garden room, or styled with books and nautical relics. Its sculptural silhouette lends depth and character to any corner.

🎁 Perfect For:
✔️ Lovers of industrial, coastal, or vintage design
✔️ Collectors of antique cookware or nautical artifacts
✔️ Thoughtful gift for a designer, chef, or seafaring enthusiast
✔️ Statement piece in heritage or cottagecore interiors

🔍 Provenance / Maker Notes:
Likely British or European origin, dating to around 1900–1920, when copper shipboard cookware was designed for both durability and efficiency. The angular form and riveted seams are hallmarks of Arts and Crafts functionalist design — merging beauty with purpose.

📦 Shipping & International Buyers:
We ship worldwide, securely packed, tracked, and insured. You’ll always see shipping costs at checkout — no surprises.

This is more than just a kettle — it’s an artifact of honest work and elemental design. Rare to find in this condition and form, it’s a piece to treasure and display with pride.

📌 Don’t miss the chance to add this heritage copper piece to your collection — once it’s gone, it’s gone.

stock code 190525