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About this item Introducing the Watermelon Whistling Tea Kettle for Stovetop - a charming and practical addition to enhance your kitchen decor. With its delightful watermelon-shaped design and vibrant colors, this stovetop tea kettle is perfect for those who seek a touch of fruity whimsy in their kitchen accessories. One of its unique features is the pleasant sounds it emits while boiling water. It produces a gentle harmonica melody at low boil and a car horn whistling sound when the water reaches boiling point, alerting you that your water is ready for brewing your favorite hot beverages. This adds a delightful touch to the tea-making process, making it an enjoyable experience. Crafted from durable enamel-coated steel, this tea kettle is built to last and effortless to clean. The 1.6 quart capacity makes it ideal for preparing tea, coffee, hot cocoa, and other delightful hot beverages for both you and your guests. The heavy gauge steel core ensures excellent heat distribution, while the enamel finish adds an extra layer of protection and enhances its overall aesthetic appeal. While enamelware is dishwasher safe, hand washing is recommended for best results. Allow your tea kettle to cool before cleaning. Use warm, soapy water with a soft sponge or cloth to clean the kettle's exterior and interior gently. Avoid abrasive cleaners or steel wool to prevent scratching the enamel surface. Never boil the kettle dry, as it may damage the enamel coating. Always ensure there is enough water in the kettle before heating. Looking for a practical and stylish gift idea for your loved ones who enjoy watermelon decor or cute kitchen accessories? Look no further than the Watermelon Whistling Tea Kettle. Packaged in an adorable gift box, this tea kettle is the perfect gift for fruit lovers and a delightful housewarming present that they'll appreciate and use for years to come. Whether you're brewing a cup of tea or adding a pop of color to your kitchen decor, this cute tea kettle is sure to please.
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Globular body with flush-fitting domed cover. Raised square band encircles body at right angle to handle, with shape continued on cover. Triangular spout with lozenge-shaped opening. Tubular handle attached to body with walnut strut at top, and to shaped plinth that continues as base of teapot body. Shaped wooden finial. Cover with fitted flange closure.
Teapot of a rounded shape with a punched dotted border around the bottom edge, a triangular spout and a handle of coiled silver. The teapot consists of two separate chambers: a small upper, central chamber in which the tea itself is brewed and a large lower chamber for hot water.
Shiny silver-plated teapot composed of half cylinder, hinged lid with projecting arch handle. Spout composed of triangular formation that projects from body with two vertical concave striations on each side.
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Teapot, stoneware, designed by Gerald Gulotta, 1985-7, made by Chen Guoliang, 1989-90, Yixing, China.
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The 1500s during the Ming dynasty marked the emergence of purpose-built teapots. These teapots were meticulously made from the red-brown clay sourced from Yixing province, which boasted exceptional heat resistance. Interestingly, tea was initially consumed by directly sipping it from the teapot's spout.