Where are these kettles manufactured?
1723489
Sorry, I can't answer that since I recycled the box it came in many months ago.
1723490
I do not know. The kettle was smaller than I wanted and I gave it to my niece.
1723491
The one I have is stamped Korea on the bottom, but heats up quickly and looks to be copper. I purchased a new one and it looks like copper, but think it is mostly stainless steel and took forever to heat. So I got on ebay and found the one I purchased for $35 The more expensive ones were made here in the states and get pretty pricey even on Ebay. You can't find a new one with a good copper bottom in stores. I asked in some of the best stores.
1723492
I threw the box away but believe it was made in China. More importantly, I have tossed this new kettle away. The handle gets so hot you burn your hand unless you use a pot holder. Almost impossible to pull the cap up to pour with a pot holder around the handle. Totally not like my very old Revere kettle which finally broke down after many/many years of service.
2218650
Sorry, I have no idea...am just enjoying using this wonderful kettle - so much better than all those used by my family before ;)
408270
I lost the tag that came with the tea kettle so I have no idea the country of origin. I checked the kettle and it has no identifying marks. Sorry.
463462
There are no markings on the kettle (or base) indicating the location of manufacture. And I don't have the manual any more. Sorry.
630193
I don't know. As far as I can tell, the kettle isn't marked, and I don't have the boxes anymore. I'd be happy to answer any other questions about it, though.
1601840
China. These are GREAT mugs and Contigo stands behind their warranty. Had one for more than two years and it developed a small leak after MANY uses. Contigo replaced the top at no charge. Very impressive product and company.
495514
I really don't know where it was made. But let me tell you this kettle is the best in the world. I bought one for myself and I use it every single day. I had to buy another one for my mother and couple of friends of mine have bought it after seeing my kettle in action.
433227
I do not know where they are manufactured, probably China. I have decided after using them for a few months that the stainless steel is not as good as some older pieces I have that were manufactured in the U>S> and show 18/10 on them or even 18/01. They are adequate, but they have turned some odd colors (stainless steel) from the heat. My older pieces never did. The copper seems to not be equal on all pieces either, turning a very light yellow on the small fry pan, while turning a brownish color on the other pans. Even so, they do work pretty well and I like the fry pan quite a lot. Hope this helps. I do not know where they are manufactured, probably China. I have decided after using them for a few months that the stainless steel is not as good as some older pieces I have that were manufactured in the U>S> and show 18/10 on them or even 18/01. They are adequate, but they have turned some odd colors (stainless steel) from the heat. My older pieces never did. The copper seems to not be equal on all pieces either, turning a very light yellow on the small fry pan, while turning a brownish color on the other pans. Even so, they do work pretty well and I like the fry pan quite a lot.... » Read More I do not know where they are manufactured, probably China. I have decided after using them for a few months that the stainless steel is not as good as some older pieces I have that were manufactured in the U>S> and show 18/10 on them or even 18/01. They are adequate, but they have turned some odd colors (stainless steel) from the heat. My older pieces never did. The copper seems to not be equal on all pieces either, turning a very light yellow on the small fry pan, while turning a brownish color on the other pans. Even so, they do work pretty well and I like the fry pan quite a lot. Hope this helps. « Show Less
2100240
This is confusing...it says "Made in China" at the bottom of the base, but the glass kettle says Germany....so ?????? I still love this teakettle; maybe it was mfg'd in China to German standards? It also says "SCHOTT" and "DURAN" on the glass..... But it is the best one I have ever had...and I have had a number of these things.
115132
Don't know where they are made. My guess would be china. I have put mine in the dishwasher with no problems many times so most likely they are stainless steel.
501885
I don't know where they are manufactured. They are a very well made knob. They are made of a heavy metal. Would recommend these to even the hard to please person.
678916
I have no idea. I would guess China . The value was to good to pass up. Pleased for the price wherever they are made.
1010867
I gave them as a gift to my sister and unfortunately don't recall where they were manufactured. I do know my sister and her husband love to cook with them.
1299319
I have not been able to find anything on the kettle that indicates where manufactures. It says it was designed in USA. Regardless, I would not buy this kettle again. It is very attractive, but extremely heavy, and is lined with a plastic-like material that I was not able to find out about until after I had it for awhile. It looks like metal inside. I had specifically asked about that before I bought it, and been told the only plastic was at the spout. I felt Kitchen Aid was very disingenuous in their marketing of this kettle. At this price, it should not be lined with plastic. I have some mild arthritis in my hands and find it very heavy to lift and pour. I have not been able to find anything on the kettle that indicates where manufactures. It says it was designed in USA. Regardless, I would not buy this kettle again. It is very attractive, but extremely heavy, and is lined with a plastic-like material that I was not able to find out about until after I had it for awhile. It looks like metal inside. I had specifically asked about that before I bought it, and been told the only plastic was at the spout. I felt Kitchen Aid was very disingenuous in their marketing of this kettle. At this price, it should not be lined with plastic. I have some... » Read More I have not been able to find anything on the kettle that indicates where manufactures. It says it was designed in USA. Regardless, I would not buy this kettle again. It is very attractive, but extremely heavy, and is lined with a plastic-like material that I was not able to find out about until after I had it for awhile. It looks like metal inside. I had specifically asked about that before I bought it, and been told the only plastic was at the spout. I felt Kitchen Aid was very disingenuous in their marketing of this kettle. At this price, it should not be lined with plastic. I have some mild arthritis in my hands and find it very heavy to lift and pour. « Show Less
564513
Not sure where it is manufactured. All I can say is I love it because it is well-made. It is sturdy, the handle is securely fastened, it has a pour lip, and it functions wonderfully.
1573420
No idea where they are made, but very happy with the quality and how well they work. They definitely are far better for enjoying single malt whiskey than an old-fashioned glass.
1848747
made in China. I find this kettle beautifully made/designed, feels very good and balanced, call it ergonomically designed. Best we've ever had.