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The Eva Kettle is the first teakettle designed by Eva Zeisel at the age of 99, exclusively for Chantal. Designed in collaboration with Heida Thurlow, Founder and President of Chantal, the Eva Kettle marries the talents of Thurlow's 30 years of expertise in teakettle technology and Zeisel's graceful and original design. As one of the most celebrated designers of the 20th and 21st centuries, Eva Zeisel's work can be found in permanent collections in museums around the world.
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Technical Details
- The Eva Kettle symbolized the union of classic design and modern functionality.- Uniquely curved ergonomic handle with silicone stay-cool grip makes pouring easy.
- 1.8 quart enamel on stainless steel tealkettle.
- Seam-free body has a wide base for rapid boiling.
- Cheerful whistle sounds when water boils.
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By Bklyn Bookgrl (Brooklyn, NY)
We received this teapot months ago off our wedding registry and were so excited because it is a great design and from a reputable company. But the metal ring on the spout pulls off with the plastic cap so we are pouring boiling water out of a raw metal edge. After calling Chantal's customer service and being told to email photos and doing so, then repeating the call and email after a couple months and no response, it's now six months later and still no response. This is a no longer reputable company in my view.
Had same problems as other reviewers with hot handle, hot plastic cap that needs removing with cloth, and boiling water exploding out of spout if it's too hot. Honestly, I could live with all these things, though. It's the broken spout that gets me.
By ywnyny
This is a beautiful tea kettle, however, it has some annoyances and some major flaws. The annoyances are that the handle does get hot and the whistle needs to be removed before pouring. The flaws are that if you do not fill the kettle completely before boiling water, the spout gets very hot and when you pour, boiling water spatters all over the place. On one occasion, so much steam had built up as a result of the hot spout, that the lid popped off and burned my hand. Be very careful when you use this kettle and make sure to fill it to the edge of the spout before using.
By Mercy Grace (Lubbock, Texas United States)
The teakettle arrived as stated and was beautiful as is everything done by the artist Eva Zeisel. The burnished finish is gorgeous and very elegant. The slanted handle is just that extra touch of unique that is so Zeisel. The teakettle is not only amazing in form, its technology makes it functional as well.
By A. G. Goldberg (Los Angeles)
Had hoped the design would have a very cool handle and be "heat friendly". Reality is handle does get hot and the whiste spout must be removed with a cloth before pouring. That said, it is very pretty and well made. I paid $55.00 with shipping so I am happy.
By Real Person (Ukiah, CA USA)
Unfortunately, this Teakettle appears to only be available in enameled Red from Amazon, when I ordered it, it had been labeled brushed stainless steel. Amazon paid for an exchange and promptly sent me another red enameled teakettle. Needless to say they paid for the full return and now have labeled the kettle appropriately Red enamel. The picture misrepresents the description now as it indeed is still a brushed stainless steel kettle.
It looked nice, but I didn't take it out of the box.
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