Enamel Teapot

A beautiful statement piece for your camp kit or home kitchen. Ideal for quickly heating water for camp coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and more. This kettle features a hand-finished, baked stainless steel trim that creates a bronze-like patina finish.

Hand wash only. Do not microwave.

Charcoal
Charcoal is a beautiful, rustic, dusky gray-black that evokes a sense of warmth and looks handsome both indoors and outside.

Eggshell
Eggshell's creamy white color and speckled texture make dishes pop and creates a gorgeous, curated look on any table.

Mint
Mint is a vivid, blue-green pop of color that gives a nostalgic nod towards the era of growth and optimism. Vintage-lovers approved.

Slate Gray
Our classic colorway. Slate Gray is a beautiful, earthy mix of blue-gray reminiscent of slate rock. It complements every experience - from sharing coffee on the porch to alfresco dinner gatherings.

• Vintage-inspired design
• Baked stainless steel rim with bronze-like patina appearance
• Slight variations in color on rim are expected
• Steel core with speckled enamel finish
• FSC certified natural walnut accents

Items Included:
1 Enamel teapot
1 Enamel teapot lid

Materials:
Enamel, steel, FSC Certified natural walnut

Dimensions:
5.7" x 4.13" (6.25" w/ lid)
Full Capacity: 1.5 Liters | 6 Cups
Boil Capacity: 1 Liter | 4 cups (Maximum amount to prevent spilling over when boiling)

SKU:
Charcoal: CKW-348
Eggshell: CKW-398
Mint: CKW-433
Slate Gray: CKW-379

Our Enamelware rim is heat-treated to create a bronze-like patina finish. Both the plate surface and rim can be stripped of its unique coloring by acidic foods, such as lemon, and some harsh detergents and cleansers.

We recommend hand washing to help maintain the original look and feel of the pieces.

To hand wash: Use a gentle, natural cleanser. Wash product in warm, soapy water to help remove baked-on food. Gently wipe away residue. Avoid using abrasive sponges or brushes as this may scratch the surface. Do not soak dish for extended periods as rusting can occur.

We recommend hand drying product and storing in a cool/dry location.

Q: Can I microwave the enamelware?
A: No, enamelware contains metal and is not microwave-safe.

Q: Is the enamelware dishwasher safe?
A: We recommend hand-washing to help maintain the original look and feel of the pieces. When washing by hand, avoid using abrasive sponges or brushes. See full care instructions for more tips on maintaining your enamelware’s finish.

Q: Is the enamelware oven safe?
A: While enamelware is oven safe, the enamelware teapot is not based on the wooden accents.

Q: Is the enamelware freezer safe?
A: Yes, enamelware is freezer safe. It will not crack or break under normal freezer temperatures.

Q: Can I use my enamelware outdoors?
A: Yes, our enamelware was designed to be durable enough for indoor/outdoor use.

Q: Can I store my enamelware outside for extended periods of time?
A: Enamelware is not meant to be stored outside for long periods of time. Extended exposure to wet conditions may cause rust and unnecessary wear and tear. We recommend storing your enamelware indoors after use to help it last as long as possible and to avoid the need to purchase a replacement.

Q: Is the rim on the enamelware copper?
A: No, the rim on the enamelware is heat-treated stainless steel which gives it a bronze-like patina effect. This process will give a variety of tones making each rim unique.

Q: Is enamelware safe to use if it is chipped?
A: Enamelware is an extremely durable, strong material. Over time and with constant use, chips are possible. We recommend not using the product if there is a sharp crack that may cause injury. A small chip, however, will not affect the safety of the product.

Q: Can my teapot go directly over the fire?
A: Yes. The teapot is safe to be used over fire. Some blackening may occur and can be cleaned.
Note: If handle is laying against teapot body it is at risk of overheating and burning. Keep handle upright by leaning against handle stopper located on only one side of the teapot.

Q: Is it normal to accumulate deposits in the inside of the pot?
A: Most of the discoloration on the inside of the pot is caused by overheating and hard water deposits. To clean, use a mineral remover like CLR and let sit according to directions. For stubborn stains, lightly scrub with magic eraser.

2-Year Limited Warranty