VQ Laura Ashley Elveden Navy 3L Stainless Steel Tea Kettle Stovetop Whistling Teapot for Induction, Gas Hob or others. Silicon Coated Cool Handle & Push Button Mechanism Vintage Stove Top Kettle

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I have never owned a stove-top tea kettle, and my husband wanted one to fill our little ceramic teapot we recently obtained. We had requirements: It had to whistle. I had to have a cap over the pour spout. The cap over the pour spout had to have a finger trigger to open it. It had to be crazy cute / pretty. We toyed with some very functional kettles that were stainless and would blend in with our appliances, pots and pans...and with black ones, that would blend in with our countertops and stove top, beige ones that would blend in with our backsplash - but then decided on one to stand out with pure cuteness and beauty with elegant lines. Cuteness and beauty aside, this teapot is extremely functional and checks all of our boxes as well. We love the safety feature of having the whistle. There are instructions inside for keeping this kettle in tip-top shape and looking beautiful for a very long time. We LOVE it! Great value for the money, as well as beauty and functionality. We got the Elveden Navy one. I want one of each! Recommended!

Bought it in blue for my daughter for Christmas. It's beautiful, and utterly charming to see it in person. Looks and feels way better than the pictures allow. It even got passed around, as everyone took turns checking it out on Christmas morning. It's not lightweight, it's solid and made very well - but not overdone. Easy to clean. A great value as a pretty, stainless steel kettle. Splendid & just perfect.

This is the perfect tea kettle! Beautiful navy color and looks great on the stove.

I love this tea kettle. It's beautiful, sturdy, and the whistle is loud. There are two flaws that are worth mentioning but not bad enough to make me return the kettle. In the instructions it says to use a pot holder on the handle when pouring. That instruction solves both problems but I'm too lazy to do that lol. First is the lever on the bottom of the handle. The heat protection material is only on the top and bottom, leaving a thin stripe of metal going all around the edge. This gets hot and you have to place your finger carefully to avoid it. The second flaw is above the lever on the main part of the handle. The heat protection material does not go as far forward as I'd like. Since I have to place my finger in a certain way to avoid the metal on the lever, my hand needs to be closer to it and more forward on the handle. When it's sitting upright it's fine. But once I start tipping it to pour, my thumb wants to go on the hot metal part for leverage. If that description doesn't make sense, look at my photo. Again these are slightly annoying but not terrible. You just have to get used to holding it a certain way or use a cloth. I still love and recommend this tea kettle.