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Bring authentic 19th-century Americana to your collection with this antique cast iron hearth tea kettle, manufactured in the United States circa 1850–1890. Designed for use over an open fireplace or campfire, this substantial kettle features a classic squat body, tall gooseneck pouring spout, swing bail handle for hanging from a hearth crane or tripod, and its original fitted No. 7 cast iron lid. The unmarked construction and heavy sand-cast iron body reflect the practical craftsmanship of American foundries during the mid-to-late 19th century. With its rich aged patina and evidence of generations of use, this kettle makes an outstanding display piece for collectors of primitive Americana, early kitchenware, farmhouse décor, or antique cast iron. Good antique condition with wear consistent with age and use, including surface rust, oxidation, mineral deposits, and interior corrosion from years of use. The kettle is being sold as a decorative collectible.
