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SMEG KETTLE RED ITALIAN MADE 50' RETRO. BRAND NEW NEVER USED
With a 2400W power source, this electric kettle is designed to boil water quickly and efficiently. The 1.7L capacity is perfect for large families or entertaining guests. Standing at 24.8cm tall and 22.6cm deep, this electric kettle is both stylish and functional.
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In addition to the hugely popular KLF03 standard kettle already in our range, a Variable temperature kettle is now available KLF04, created for real tea lovers, where precision of temperature is so important.
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Variable temperature settings allow precise heat selections for different beverages. Dispatch warehouse may vary as required, at our discretion.
Model Number: KLF04RDAU. When they’re not busy boiling, they can be shown off and coordinated with the toasters and coffee machines in their family. This kettle will switch itself off if the temperature reaches 100°C, or if you’ve flicked it on when there’s no water inside.
Model Number: KLF03PBAU. When they’re not busy boiling, they can be shown off and coordinated with the toasters and coffee machines in their family. This kettle will switch itself off if the temperature reaches 100°C, or if you’ve flicked it on when there’s no water inside.
Model Number: KLF03PGAU. When they’re not busy boiling, they can be shown off and coordinated with the toasters and coffee machines in their family. This kettle will switch itself off if the temperature reaches 100°C, or if you’ve flicked it on when there’s no water inside.
Bring back aesthetics of the past with the Smeg 1.7L 50's Retro Style Aesthetic Electric Kettle. Anti-slip feet Water level indicator Integrated cord wrap 360-degree swivel base 'Soft Opening' lid system Removable limescale filter Auto shut off: Yes, at 100C What's in the Box: 1 x 50's Style...
