
Copper tea kettle with wooden handle
History
This vintage copper tea kettle likely dates from the mid-20th century and represents a traditional design that has been popular in kitchens for generations. The combination of copper body with wooden handle was both practical and aesthetically pleasing, with the wood providing insulation from heat while the copper conducted heat efficiently. Copper kitchenware has long been prized for its excellent heat conductivity and durability. These kettles are particularly valued by collectors of vintage kitchenware, interior decorators seeking rustic or cottage-core aesthetics, and cooking enthusiasts who appreciate both the functional and decorative aspects of traditional copper cookware. The warm patina that develops on copper over time adds to its charm and collectible value.
Origin
Japan
Time period
Mid-20th century