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Question: where is this tea kettle made?
Document: I was hoping it was the water or the tea, but when I boil the water in a stainless steel pan, the tea tastes fine. The kettle is supposedly made of stainless steel, but it has always seemed to me to be a lightweight steel, maybe not the highest quality. Still, nine years is a good long run for tea kettle, right?Will I get the same kettle? No, it costs too much now. But if you can afford it, and if you like the design, go for it!
This tea pot is so darn cute! Most tea pots work just fine; however the Michael Graves pot works, is too cute and very well made.
Our second of the GBraves' designed teakettles - but this one is quite a bit lighter, and not very sturdy. For regular use, fine - just not as well constructed as the original one Graves did that Allessi manufactured. though we love the style and design of this one as well. The spinner whistle works well. We just wish it was made to higher standard/weight  - we want it to last a long time!
If you want to have a good quality tea kettle that is bright and cute and makes you smile, then you can't go wrong with this one!
It's great to use and also looks great (I love watching the spinner). Best tea kettle I've ever had.
The item in the picture never came -- a substitute arrived which I did not want. I wanted this only the M. Graves Design Spinner Whistle Tea Kettle. Does anyone know where I can buy this?
Beautiful design, Hell on your fingers. Why don't designers actually use the products they design? If they had heated this tea kettle up, then pushed the spout down to open, they would have discovered their finger lands on the really hot spout. Dumb, dumb, dumb.
This is one great tea kettle. As an experienced tea drinker, I have, during the last 20-odd years, used many kettles, and this is definitely my favorite. It has a fun, artisic design, the whistle is pleasantly light but perfectly audible, and the kettle has an adequate capacity to fill a large tea pot (which is important to me!) Great value for this low price. I highly recommend it :)
My son and I picked this tea kettle because it felt sturdy in the hand and looked easy to fill. The colors were fun, and the spinner looked whimsical. However, after just one pot of boiling water, it didn't live up to expectations. The spinner didn't work at all, and the steam came out so quickly that it dripped all over our stainless steel stovetop before we even touched the pot to pour it. What a mess! We'll be returning this one.
I liked this tea kettle the moment I saw it. After purchasing it close to two years ago I do not have one complaint about it. It was the first thing I bought of Michael Graves and have since purchased many more of his things..They all look super in my kitchen. The kettle is the perfect size, the handle never gets hot and the when the water is at a boil there isn't an annoying whistle sound. Tracey in MA
Answer: The Michael Graves tea kettle is marked "made in China."