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The kettle is made in Birmingham by the well known firm of William Soutter & Sons and dates to around the 1870s / 1880s. Founded in the 1860s, the firm started out making brass fittings for plumbers but by the 1870s had moved into domestic…

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Victorian Copper Kettle WM Soutter

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1870s

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The kettle has definitely been well used and has a few small dings in the body along with some marks, probably caused by sitting on a stove top. Although most likely to now be used as a decorative piece, it does however remain sound and could still be used for boiling water if desired. Please make sure to view all the photographs.

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