A silver hot water kettle on a rechaud or a portable stove, decorated with gadroon and palmette designs. The kettle with a stylised handle and finial on the lid.

A rechaud is a portable heating device used primarily to keep food warm or to cook at the table. The term comes from the French word for ‘reheat’ and is commonly used in dining and culinary contexts. Bruckmann & Söhne, based in Heilbronn, Germany is known for its exquisite craftsmanship and elegant designs, which makes this a highly collectible piece.

With a German silver standard of 800 as suggested by the crescent moon mark with a crown.