Are these kettles still made in England?
2084900
I'm almost certain. I bought the same thing about 15 years ago. It looks & functions identically.
2084901
Yes, they are still made in England. Not the easiest kettle to deal with - hard to get the lid on tight enough for the whistle to work, the "pea" often gets stuck in the spout and it needs polishing very frequently
2084902
No where on the packaging, website, or kettle itself indicates they are being manufactured in England - as it only says "traditional English kettle" stamped on the bottom. This is just one of the reasons I returned mine as the quality is also gone. They do however manufacture a silver plated jubilee edition which says "made in England", stamped on the bottom like the old ones.
2084903
This tea kettle was given as a gift to my daughter-in-law and I do not know where it is made, but I do know she has had problems with it - the whistle does not work and the handle gets extremely hot.
2084904
there is no country of origin indicated on the kettle. there is reference to a patent number and a "Traditional English Tea Kettle" mark stamped on the bottom.
2084905
They were when I bought mine late last year. All communications I've had with them are in UK. When they sent me a replacement part, it came from England. English goods were ever the best.
2084906
I do not know but the quality is much, much worse than a few years ago.My fell appart about 4 months ago .Do not buy!
2084907
no but I can tell you I was not happy with Kettle. I purchased two other ones and they were fine. This whistle never worked.
2137339
I have a 30 yr old cup & saucer..says made in england...the plates I bought to match...do not say..China????
2222801
HelloI may not have a direct answer to your question but here is some information. My original Johnson Bros pieces are stamped "Made in England by Johnson Bros. ". Johnson Bros was bought out by Wedgewood and since 2003 has the china manufactured in China. There may still be Johnson Bros china made it England but I am assuming the stamp would include that. Original Johnson Bros was made of ironstone. This teapot is ceramic. You can look into this further on the internet. A good source for the original china is Replacements ltd.As to its content I have no clue.
524935
I don't know. I looked on the website and could find no mention of where anything was made. Looked at mine and it is not printed on the bottom or anywhere. I know all the Nambe alloy products were made in New Mexico, I assume they still are. This kettle is stainless, so not sure. Sorry not much help. I used to be an assistant buyer for a department store and talked to them on the phone regularly in the late 80's everything was made there then but they have expanded the line tremendously since then. Either way it is beautiful!!
1884187
I checked the exterior and there are no markings as to where it was made. The box has been thrown out long ago so I can't say where. Perhaps if you look up the kettle under the manufacturer, they might answer your questions... sorry I can't help.
1680155
Not sure either. I think it is a well known company in England, but...if they don't make the product there it could be outsourced to China. Then it is anyone's guess. I have bought 2 of them. I use one as a backup. Hope Amazon has some answers on this one and can find out for us, as I love the pot.
245402
No, this is made in China, and the quality is noticeably lower than that of the same item from previous years. It feels heavier, the china is a bit thicker, and there are subtle differences in the decoration. That being said, these Royal Albert teacups have not been made in England for a long while - I bought the same teacup set a few years ago and that was made in Indonesia.
1157632
The previous responders provided the answer. The strange thing is the Beka Cookwear water tea kettle is a product by a Belgium company (manufactured in China) , although it is not for sale in Belgium. The tea kettle work just fine, if you need a big one.
173586
Hello I may not have a direct answer to your question but here is some information. My original Johnson Bros pieces are stamped "Made in England by Johnson Bros. ". Johnson Bros was bought out by Wedgewood and since 2003 has the china manufactured in China. There may still be Johnson Bros china made it England but I am assuming the stamp would include that. Original Johnson Bros was made of ironstone. This teapot is ceramic. You can look into this further on the internet. A good source for the original china is Replacements ltd.As to its content I have no clue.
1984010
Yes certainly. Ebay has many different sellers you can buy the made in England dishes. Sellers post pictures of the dishes and usually one of the bottom of the plate which tells you if it's made in England. ALWAYS look at the stamp on the bottom. If it says dishwasher, microwave safe it is the new made in China. Some of the bottom stamps are brown with the mailbox and some are green. Most have either a little green or red wax mark on the bottom which look like little hash marks. The made in England are NOT dishwasher, micro safe. It's a tradeoff of convenience over beauty if you buy the made in China ones. The dishes were made in England until 2003 and it is worth buying these over the reproductions. There IS NO COMPARISON in terms of beauty. I started out with the new ones and traded them all in for the genuine made in England. They look SO incredibly different. Once I started replacing, I did it with all of the pieces. LOOK on ebay.
1299321
I did not find anything on the kettle or in the acompanying documents that indicate where it was manufactured. Unlike the other response, I love this kettle. It is used several times a day in my house. It is the best one I have ever had.
545051
There are some that are made in China and some in England. Those made in China don't have any mark on the bowl. It does not state where the bowl was made on the actual bowl, yet printed on the box. Those made in England is marked "made in England" on the bowl. If the bowls do not have mark where it was made then it isn't made in England.
1182984
Yes it is.. Remembering from the research i've done on the kettle, it is constructed in japan.. That the reason its so hard to find, amazon only had 2 left when i purchased it.. Hopefully they re-ordered
1723492
I threw the box away but believe it was made in China. More importantly, I have tossed this new kettle away. The handle gets so hot you burn your hand unless you use a pot holder. Almost impossible to pull the cap up to pour with a pot holder around the handle. Totally not like my very old Revere kettle which finally broke down after many/many years of service.
1243851
I broke my first and ordered this teapot, packaging that came with said 'made in China'. My old dearly love and used daily had MADE IN ENGLAND on the bottom. This one has nothing written anywhere on the teapot to indicate it's origin. So I would guess the answer is no.
1459357
hello, The teapot says underneath that it is Made in England.If you have any more questions, do not hesitate,Cordially, Elizabeth
193195
I don't know where the unit was manufactured. Didn't see any indications on the kettle or the box.But as far as the quality it is OK. The only issue is that you do have to remember to put the whistlingtop on so that the water does not completely evaporate and the unit breaks. I did this several timesand it survived, but after the 3rd or fourth time it broke. Still, it is a very good product and I love seeingexactly the quantity of water and the state of boiling or not. I like it. I have been using these for years.Good Luck.