Antique Brass Toddy Kettle Wood Handle Kitchen Cottagecore Country Decor Style

antique brass kettle, likely a "toddy kettle" made by James Clews of Birmingham, England. Origin: Produced by the James Clews family-owned metalware company in Birmingham, England, which operated between 1835 and 1948. Purpose: These ovoid-shaped kettles were traditionally used to boil water, often to be added to whisky for making hot toddies. Features: This particular kettle features a turned wooden handle and a shaped, lift-off lid Market: While made in Birmingham, these kettles were primarily produced for export, particularly to Scotland. Condition: For decor only! has a dent in side as shown. 😊❤️ All items are sold as described and unless otherwise stated, are antique, vintage, and preowned and not in new condition. They may need minor cleaning or polishing by the buyer. Let us know if you have any questions. We also use any number of things for recycled packaging. Thank you! farmhouse style flea market ornate gilding vignette vintage victorian Victorian house gild farmhouse cottagecore mcm midcentury mid century modern gold cottage country country chic farm farmhouse wood mccoy basket antique vintage books ironstone house decor decorations beautiful display piece holiday gift Christmas Birthday planter Academia Antique English School Academic Home Style Design Old currated collection collect collections 80s 40s 1800 Primitive Prim Piece thrift thrifted decor decorations decorative