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Tabletops Unlimited (TTU) Kensington Garden Pattern Induction Tea Kettle from the Phillippe Richard Collection of cookware. The pattern has a creamy white background with a multi-color fruit design around the kettle and lid. The lid has a brass "knob" handle. The kettle has a moveable handle of gold/brass tone metal with a creamy white top handle to match the kettle color. The kettle is in beautiful condition. The kettle has a 2 quart capacity, a cooking depth of 3 3/4 inches, a width of 10 inches including the spout. With the lid on and the handle down, the kettle has a height of 7 inches. With the handle up, it is 9 1/4 inches high. I'm guessing it was used for display only as it appears unused. This is a pre-owned item and does not come with its original box. It does however come with its original paperwork which describes its use and care instructions.
$29.99
Tabletops Unlimited was founded in 1983. The company originally produced colorful hand-painted dinnerware. In 1997 they introduced the Phillippe Richard Collection with their first line of cookware. This item could have been produced as early as 1997. I have not been able to determine when or if the item was or has been discontinued. The Phillipe Richard Collection was sold in stores such as J.C. Penney, Macy's and HomeGoods.
The brand's description of its Vitroceramic porcelain enamel-ware is as follows:
" Heavy, high-quality, carbon steel core for fast and even heat distribution. Perfect for traditional ceramic and magnetic induction surfaces. Special formulated porcelain-ceramic material. This is highly resistant to moisture, oils, food odors, scratches and never interacts with foods or flavors."
