Antique English Copper Tea Kettle with Porcelain Handle – by William Soutter — C.1800 

Dimensions: 10" H (with handle) x 10" W (with spout)
Maker: William Soutter
Early 19th Century

This antique English copper tea kettle is a stunning example of early 19th-century collectible teaware, handcrafted by the renowned Birmingham metalsmith William Soutter. Marked with his signature maker’s stamp and the letter “B” for the Birmingham factory he operated before it was lost to fire, this piece showcases Soutter’s dedication to refined craftsmanship. It features a beautifully intact porcelain handle—rare to find in such pristine condition—a graceful gooseneck spout for an elegant pour, dovetailed seams, and a hand-cut brass handle and finial. Its charming oval form and warm patina make it both a functional and decorative treasure.

At Coppermill Kitchen, we specialize in heirloom-quality copper pieces and authentic antique cookware that reflect the grace and utility of the past. Display this tin-lined copper kettle as a centerpiece in your kitchen or pair it with vintage English teaware for an elevated tea ritual. Hand wash gently, and avoid drastic temperature changes to protect the porcelain and preserve its historic integrity.

$ 1,075.00