- New additions to the La Cafetière range
- Stylish retro-designed
- Enclosed element in the base
- Anti-scale filter which reduces scale build up
- Available in satin cream, polished Stainless steel
- Comes in both electric and stove-top versions
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New additions to the La Cafetière range, these stylish retro-designed kettles are the perfect accompaniment to any kitchen. Both stylish and practical, the Cotswold kettle comes in both electric and stove-top versions. The electric kettle has an enclosed element in the base and an anti-scale filter which reduces scale build up in hard water areas. The stovetop kettle is suitable for any hob type, including induction. Complete with safety whistle it is just as fast as the electric version given similar conditions. Both kettles are available in satin cream, polished Stainless steel and the limited edition colours of baby pink, baby blue, pastel green and matt black.
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KE000200 Features: -Electric kettle. Color/Finish: -Stainless steel finish. Collection: -Cotswold Kettle Collection.
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48 of 48 people found the following review helpful
This kettle looks very chic, so you'll love it in your kitchen as long as you don't have to use it.
I have the cordless version. The kettle is designed so that if you're holding the handle at the end (over the lid), steam pours up over your fingers when you tip the kettle. This is not intelligent design.
Moreover, as it has aged (ours is now a year old), the seams have become slightly opened - not enough to let water out, but enough to mean that steam now emanates from every part of the kettle.
I still like this kettle for its looks, but I'd rather have something that I could safely allow guests to use.
I have the cordless version. The kettle is designed so that if you're holding the handle at the end (over the lid), steam pours up over your fingers when you tip the kettle. This is not intelligent design.
Moreover, as it has aged (ours is now a year old), the seams have become slightly opened - not enough to let water out, but enough to mean that steam now emanates from every part of the kettle.
I still like this kettle for its looks, but I'd rather have something that I could safely allow guests to use.
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