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- design Michael Graves 2001
- Cordless electric kettle in stainless steel mirror polished with handle and base in polyamide
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The famous Alessi cordless kettle with the bird whistle.It was designed for Alessi by Michael Graves in 1985 and has been a best seller ever since.It's proved so popular that we can now offer this electric cordless version.Part of a large range of Alessi items designed by Michael Graves it's a real collectors piece.The Alessi cordless electric kettle by Michael Graves is made from beautifully mirror polished stainless steel and thermoplastic.It has a comfortable easy grip handles.Large positive on-off switch.Cable storage under the kettle-for safety.Fill lever indicator-this is a safety feature-make sure you become familiar with it.Overfilled kettles can release hot water from the spout whilst boiling.Alessi Cordless Electric Kettle is nicely gift boxed.Part of a range of matching items designed by Graves for Alessi.Other items you may be interested in are an Alessi cafetierre,an Alessi mug and the Alessi espresso pot Pelicano.18/10 Stainless Steel,with handle and power base in thermoplastic resin.Capacity:150 cl.Height:27cm.Voltage: 230/240.Hertz:50-60.Watts:The Alessi Michael Graves cordless electric kettle has been tested and approved to guarantee consumer safety.Alessi Cordless Electric Kettle is available in three colours:Blue,red and Ivory.
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8003299866137 Learn more about Electric Kettle with Light Blue Base below: Features | Specifications | DesignerBack To TopFeatures-Cordless electric kettle.-Material: Stainless steel.-Mirror polished.-Light blue handle and base in thermoplastic resin.-Watt: 2400.Back To TopSpecifications-Capacity: 1.5L.-Dimensions: 27 cm H x 25.5 cm dia.Back To TopDESIGNER: Michael Graves
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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
This is an over priced kettle which is why I only rated it 4 out of 5. However, it looks gorgeous and makes a real talking point. I was amazed at how quiet it was and it switches off as soon as the water boils. This kettle does have some down points. The bird does not whistle and you will need to remove it with something like a tea towel to avoid getting scolded. It is also heavier than most kettles. Like most glass kettles it has a concealed element so it will need to be descaled regularly. If you rely on a water guage you might be a little disappointed as it only has a 'fill to here' marker inside. For me this is a thing of beauty and I wouldn't change this kettle. I am quite used to removing the bird and I use filtered water to cut down on descaling. I am also an Alessi fan if I wasn't it would probably only score 2 out of 5.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
I absolutely love the look of this kettle and it has a solid 'quality' feel to it. However, I have just taken delivery of my 4th kettle - 3 replacements all due to electrical faults - shorting, switch giving up and element breaking. I live in a soft water area so scal not an issue, and our household is of 2 people who look after things so it is definitely not abused. In comparison my old plastic kettle is still going strong after 15 years.
The latest replacement is going on eBay as I know it will last about 6-12 months before developing a fault.
The latest replacement is going on eBay as I know it will last about 6-12 months before developing a fault.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I love the look of this kettle, but functionally, it's less attractive
If you have the whistling bird in the spout, you have to use oven gloves to remove it before pouring the water out, or else the steam scalds you, and with it being spring clipped into the spout, it fits snugly, so takes some effort to remove
Also, you can't pour the water whilst it's still bubbling in the kettle, or it splashes everywhere
Other than that, it's great ......
If you have the whistling bird in the spout, you have to use oven gloves to remove it before pouring the water out, or else the steam scalds you, and with it being spring clipped into the spout, it fits snugly, so takes some effort to remove
Also, you can't pour the water whilst it's still bubbling in the kettle, or it splashes everywhere
Other than that, it's great ......
Most Recent Customer Reviews
beautiful but it won't last
I love the look of this kettle but, as others have said, found that it broke down very quickly (less than 2 years of not-very-frequent use), even though de-scaling was done... Read more
Published 10 months ago by Pyewacket
Beautiful or functional...or both?
Most people who'd look at this kettle are probably Alessi fans already, or at least understand that there's no reason that functional items in the home can't be beautiful as well. Read more
Published 18 months ago by Daddy Mac
kate
I have been through three of these kettles within 18 months they look lovely, but it was hopeless, with all three the on of switch broke within a few months. Read more
Published on 14 Jun 2009 by K. Brown
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