Newey & Bloomer

Simplex Kensington No 3 by Newey & Bloomer Chrome Traditional Tea Kettle

$349.95

Polished to a tea.

All Simplex Kettles by Newey & Bloomer are 100% lead-free.
100% solid copper lead-free kettle body.
Polished chrome plated exterior.
Newey & Bloomer signature spout with center seam, birds mouth spout, designed to give a perfect, even pour.
Whistles through the lid when water reaches boiling point.
"Stay cool" hand turned solid beechwood handle.
Handmade in England by master copper artisans.
Traditional, authentic design that has been loved across the globe for generations.
Suitable for Gas and Electric stoves.
Not suitable on induction hobs without an induction hob adapter.

Details & Materials +-

Made in:

Birmingham, England.

Made of:

100% copper kettle body.
Solid brass embellishments (nuts and handle brackets).
100% tin lined interior.
Hand turned, beechwood handle.
Chrome exterior plating.

Size:

1.75-qt. cap.
8" diam., 9" high.
1 lb. 14 oz.

Maker:

Pixior LLC

Care & Notes +-

Do:
Keep water level just below the centre seam.
Hand wash only and dry with a soft cloth.
Clean copper kettles with a good copper cleaner such as Brasso or Hagerty metal polish. Remember to polish the compound well, and do not allow it to build up around the coil and the coil cover. Use filtered water, particularly in hard water areas.
Empty any left over water after boiling and wipe the inside dry to prevent calcium (limescale) build up.
Copper is an exceptional material in the kitchen and, when maintained properly, should give you many years of service.

Do Not:
Have the flame so high that it engulfs the coil and run up the side of the kettle.
Leave water in the kettle overnight.
Put your kettle in a dishwasher.
Let the Simplex tea kettle boil dry.
Clean with any acidic cleaning agents.
Scrub with steel wool or abrasive cleaning cloths/brushes or pads as this can lead to irreparable damage.

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Photography by Ty Mecham, Bobbi Lin

Newey & Bloomer

Birmingham, England, UK

You’ll want a cuppa for this one: In 1903 Frederick Bloomer and Charles Herbert produced their very first kettle, called the Simplex Kettle, in England. Today, their iconic, handcrafted teapots are calling folks to teatime the world over with a happy whistle.

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