Lot #37: Collection of Eclectic Vintage & Modern Teapots, Kettles

Features an array of modern, vintage, and antique brewing vessels, spanning various styles from traditional Japanese ironware to MCM chrome. Lot Highlights: -Solid Copper Whistling Kettle: an antique West Bend solid copper kettle, likely dating to the 1920s or 30s with a copper stand for heating. -Japanese Cast Iron Tetsubin: showcases traditional textured "arare" (hailstone) pattern and a sturdy overhead handle, prized for its excellent heat retention. -1950s GE "Pot Belly" Percolator: an MCM staple, this GE automatic percolator features a polished chrom "pot belly" design with a glass top knob and black handle -Traditional Brown Betty Teapot: a classic, typically made of red terracotta and finished with a shiny Rockingham glaze, a design population in Britain since the Victorian era -Paderno 1980s Stainless Kettle: shares a nearly identical design to the Bodum Osiris designed by Carl Jorgensen. Common for 1980s high-end Italian manufacturers to produce the same designer items for multiple luxury brands. This specific "shared" design was part of a larger trend of Italian postmodernist housewares from that era. The plastic finial is a choice to match the main handle - this version typical of production from the early to mid 1980s. -Yixing Zisha Chinese tea set: purple clay tea set. features handcrafted rustic elegance, featuring artisan seal stamped bottoms. Designed for Gongfu tea brewing, the clay's properties help maintain stable temperatures and improve the flavor of the tea over time with use. Additional Items: -Artisanal Blue Glaze Teapot (stamped signature): a studio pottery teapot featuring a striking blue and green textured glaze and a unique arched handle. -Paderno Modern Stainless Steel Teapot: a sleek, mirror-polished stainless server with a contemporary silhouette for everyday use. Tea net inside. Condition - note hairline crack on Brown Betty, chip to studio potter lid, chip to Yixing cup - in photos. Pickup category timeslot {A}