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Posted 1 year ago
Rawilson34
(17 items)
I have been putting items on here as I come across them at thrift stores and I see this pot every day and have never inquired about it. I bought it 'bout 12 yrs ago at an antique store in my hometown, don't remember how much I paid (not much I'm sure!!) but I have just loved it! The detail is incredible and it has some Asian markings which I have absolutely no idea what they mean!! It is heavy and to me it looks like pewter, it stands about 5 1/8", I have never put a cleaning chemical to it not knowing exactly what kind of metal it is.....Anybody out there have some information for me??
Kettles and TeapotsKettles or teakettles, as they are also called, are made out of tough mater…
Thanks for the likes and loves!! I love it too!!!
I have a similar tea pot I just posted it I hope someone can help us out