Brand Overview: Revere Ware • Founded: 1939, established in Rome, NY, USA. • Founder: Named after Paul Revere, a patriot and silversmith from the American Revolutionary War. • Features: Famous for its "copper-bottom cookware," combining copper and stainless steel. Known for excellent heat conductivity and durability, it was a staple brand in American households. ⸻ Features of this Kettle • Engraving: "Revere Ware Rome, N.Y. U.S.A." → This indicates a product manufactured in the Rome, NY factory between the 1940s and around 1968. • Material: Primarily copper (the interior may be tin or nickel-coated). The copper exterior has high thermal conductivity and heats up quickly. • Handle: Wooden (original design). "Wooden or Bakelite (hard resin)" handles were used on Revere Ware kettles at the time. • Design: American classic round shape. It has a strong antique feel and is also popular as interior decor. Note The sale is for the kettle only. The stove in the photo is not for sale. I bought this new in America about 20 years ago when I was collecting antique kettles. It is no longer manufactured. It is still in a sealed bag, so I am using photos of the same item I have as a reference. It is a truly wonderful kettle. It's rare to find this kettle new, even in America. The price is not high, as products made of gold, silver, and copper have more than doubled in price in America.