This kettle is based on a design first introduced in 1911 (Patent No. 28779/1911). It represents the "Edwardian" style of early electrical appliances, which often mimicked traditional stovetop copper kettles to make the new technology feel more familiar to consumers. The body is crafted from solid copper for superior heat conductivity, featuring a classic gooseneck spout, an arched wire handle with a turned wooden grip, and matching wooden feet to protect tabletop surfaces from heat. The kettle displays a genuine aged patina with natural oxidation typical of century-old copper. There are minor surface scuffs and small dings consistent with its age and use. Dimensions: 24cm (h) x 19cm (w)