Antique Copper Tea Kettle Primitive Farmhouse Decor Wood Handle 1930s
$78.00
Sale price
$78.00
Regular price
$0.00
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Please Note
I am an antique and vintage seller. All vintage and antique items have flaws. That is the nature and charm of aged and well-loved decor. If you are looking for pristine new decor, please do not purchase vintage or antique items from my shop. Everything I carry will show signs of age, use, and history. Please look closely at all photographs and read the description carefully before purchasing.
This beautiful antique copper tea kettle captures the warmth and authenticity of early 20th century farmhouse kitchens. With its hand-formed spout, riveted brass fittings, and turned wood handle, it reflects the craftsmanship and utility of a bygone era.
The surface has developed a rich, natural patina over time, giving it that soft, matte copper tone collectors and decorators love. The form is classic and substantial, making it a standout piece for display in a primitive, farmhouse, or French country setting.
The spout shows gentle age shaping from years of use, adding to its honest character without affecting its structural integrity. This piece is best suited for decorative use and brings instant warmth and history to any space.
Estimated Date Made: Circa 1920s–1940s
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📏 Measurements
• 9” diameter at spout
• 7” diameter at base
• 8” tall to top of handle
• 5.5” tall to top of lid knob
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Condition
• Authentic antique condition with age-appropriate wear
• Beautiful natural patina throughout
• Spout shows minor shaping from age/use
• Structurally solid
• Interior wear present – not food safe
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Please Note
• Decorative use recommended
• This is an original vintage item, not a reproduction
• Signs of age, wear, and patina are expected and add to its character
⸻
Aged metals—including sterling silver, silver plate, brass, and copper—naturally develop character over time. Silver will tarnish (a normal oxidation process), while brass and copper may darken, dull, or develop patina and verdigris. I do not polish these finishes, as many collectors value the depth, warmth, and authenticity they bring. You may also see light wear, including areas where silver plate has thinned to reveal underlying metal, along with age spots, surface variations, or minor discoloration. These are not defects, but expected signs of age that reflect the history and unique character of each piece.Antique and vintage item condition
Please remember that vintage and antique items have lived full lives before reaching your home. Signs of age such as light scratches, surface wear, patina, minor discoloration, tiny flea bites, manufacturing irregularities, age-related fading, crazing, tarnish, or other imperfections are common and should be expected with previously owned pieces. I do my absolute best to carefully inspect, photograph, and describe each item honestly and thoroughly; however, due to the nature of vintage and antique goods, there may occasionally be minor signs of wear, imperfections, repairs, or age-related characteristics that are overlooked or not immediately visible during inspection. These characteristics are considered part of the charm, authenticity, and history of vintage and antique items and are not typically considered defects. Please review all photos carefully and feel free to ask any questions prior to purchase, as all sales are based on the understanding that these pieces are pre-owned and will naturally show evidence of age and use over time. I do not refund based on "this wasn't what I expected". My pictures are very clear and obvious. The only thing you might not be able to discern without an in-person inspection might be color as that can be different from one monitor to another. However, I explain the colors very clearly and that should never be cause for a return.
Aged Metals
Aged metals—including sterling silver, silver plate, brass, and copper—naturally develop character over time. Silver will tarnish (a normal oxidation process), while brass and copper may darken, dull, or develop patina and verdigris. I do not polish these finishes, as many collectors value the depth, warmth, and authenticity they bring. You may also see light wear, including areas where silver plate has thinned to reveal underlying metal, along with age spots, surface variations, or minor discoloration. These are not defects, but expected signs of age that reflect the history and unique character of each piece. I do not accept returns because something was not polished or has rust or other logical conditions for aged pieces. My pictures are very clear.
Antique Copper Tea Kettle Primitive Farmhouse Decor Wood Handle 1930s
$78.00
Sale price
$78.00
Regular price
$0.00
I am an antique and vintage seller. All vintage and antique items have flaws. That is the nature and charm of aged and well-loved decor. If you are looking for pristine new decor, please do not purchase vintage or antique items from my shop. Everything I carry will show signs of age, use, and history. Please look closely at all photographs and read the description carefully before purchasing.
This beautiful antique copper tea kettle captures the warmth and authenticity of early 20th century farmhouse kitchens. With its hand-formed spout, riveted brass fittings, and turned wood handle, it reflects the craftsmanship and utility of a bygone era.
The surface has developed a rich, natural patina over time, giving it that soft, matte copper tone collectors and decorators love. The form is classic and substantial, making it a standout piece for display in a primitive, farmhouse, or French country setting.
The spout shows gentle age shaping from years of use, adding to its honest character without affecting its structural integrity. This piece is best suited for decorative use and brings instant warmth and history to any space.
Estimated Date Made: Circa 1920s–1940s
⸻
📏 Measurements
• 9” diameter at spout
• 7” diameter at base
• 8” tall to top of handle
• 5.5” tall to top of lid knob
⸻
Condition
• Authentic antique condition with age-appropriate wear
• Beautiful natural patina throughout
• Spout shows minor shaping from age/use
• Structurally solid
• Interior wear present – not food safe
⸻
Please Note
• Decorative use recommended
• This is an original vintage item, not a reproduction
• Signs of age, wear, and patina are expected and add to its character
⸻
Aged metals—including sterling silver, silver plate, brass, and copper—naturally develop character over time. Silver will tarnish (a normal oxidation process), while brass and copper may darken, dull, or develop patina and verdigris. I do not polish these finishes, as many collectors value the depth, warmth, and authenticity they bring. You may also see light wear, including areas where silver plate has thinned to reveal underlying metal, along with age spots, surface variations, or minor discoloration. These are not defects, but expected signs of age that reflect the history and unique character of each piece.Antique and vintage item condition
Please remember that vintage and antique items have lived full lives before reaching your home. Signs of age such as light scratches, surface wear, patina, minor discoloration, tiny flea bites, manufacturing irregularities, age-related fading, crazing, tarnish, or other imperfections are common and should be expected with previously owned pieces. I do my absolute best to carefully inspect, photograph, and describe each item honestly and thoroughly; however, due to the nature of vintage and antique goods, there may occasionally be minor signs of wear, imperfections, repairs, or age-related characteristics that are overlooked or not immediately visible during inspection. These characteristics are considered part of the charm, authenticity, and history of vintage and antique items and are not typically considered defects. Please review all photos carefully and feel free to ask any questions prior to purchase, as all sales are based on the understanding that these pieces are pre-owned and will naturally show evidence of age and use over time. I do not refund based on "this wasn't what I expected". My pictures are very clear and obvious. The only thing you might not be able to discern without an in-person inspection might be color as that can be different from one monitor to another. However, I explain the colors very clearly and that should never be cause for a return.
Aged Metals
Aged metals—including sterling silver, silver plate, brass, and copper—naturally develop character over time. Silver will tarnish (a normal oxidation process), while brass and copper may darken, dull, or develop patina and verdigris. I do not polish these finishes, as many collectors value the depth, warmth, and authenticity they bring. You may also see light wear, including areas where silver plate has thinned to reveal underlying metal, along with age spots, surface variations, or minor discoloration. These are not defects, but expected signs of age that reflect the history and unique character of each piece. I do not accept returns because something was not polished or has rust or other logical conditions for aged pieces. My pictures are very clear.