Ahhh enjoy the multisensory experience of tea with this designer teapot. Feel the difference when you pick up the ergonomic Santoprene handle. Hear the difference when the whistle sounds. See the difference when the spinner twirls. Architect Michael Graves combines stainless steel with cornflower blue, antique red and butter-yellow plastics to create a kitchen utensil that's anything but ordinary. Holds 3 qts. Aluminum base. Hand wash. Imported. 10.25Hx9" diameter. This electric kettle is based on the 1985 model, that is the Alessi product that has sold the greatest number of units in the history of the company and the first product by an American designer to be included in the Alessi catalogue.

This electric kettle is based on the 1985 model that sold the greatest number of units in the history of the company and the first product by an American designer to be included in the Alessi catalogue. Kettle in polished steel with handle and cap with melodic whistle in mahogany wood. This kettle was Alessi's first 'designer kettle', starting a new season of kettle ideas. The true heart of this design is the brass whistle that sings two notes(E and B), when the steam blows through them, giving a particularly attractive melody. Sapper wanted to avoid the usual whistle leading to what can be described as Alessi's first multi-sensorial design. Design Richard Sapper, 1983. cl 200|2 ql 33 1/2oz. Width: 6 1/2"|16,5cm. Height: 7 1/2"|19cm