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Posted 3 months ago
Duradasih
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I saw this in a Good Will Store as a person was just putting it on the shelf.
It immediately caught my eye. It is heavy gauge stainless steel but there are no markings that I can see other than "inox/18C." on the bottom.
I bought it for four bucks and have tried finding images of a similar one on the web to no avail. It's beehive design seems art deco? but I have no info on the kettle. Does anyone know the brand and/or when/where this beauty might have been manufactured??
Kettles and TeapotsKettles or teakettles, as they are also called, are made out of tough mater…
Inox Kitchenware is the company name
Thanks MT,
We're off to a good start.
I'll try contacting the company to see if they can provide more info.
[I didn't see a kettle resembling this one on their website]
I didnt either but probably not current. They may be able to tell you when it was made though.
inox is a certain kind stainless steel , that word has been used on stuff from italy:)
heres an example http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/75791-miriam-mirri-for-alessi--italy
Someone at Inox Kitchenware got back to me and told me it was not theirs.
The mystery continues.