19th Century early to mid 1800's,  this handmade dovetailed and hammered solid copper tea kettle has brass braised dovetail joints.  

There is a flap over the gooseneck spout and the shapely lid has brass finial. It has a "Strap" handle with the number 13 stamped into it which is how the French numbered their pots. I am assuming this is

an FRENCH piece because of the stamped number although it has a lot of similarities with Danish tea kettles.  It has a pleasing patina and dents to show its age.  The inside is lined and in good condition.

It holds an amazing 20 Cups. 

Weighs: 3 lbs 14 oz.

Height: 12 in (handle up) 9 in (handle down)

Width: 12 in

Bottom diameter: 7 in

Circumference: 29 in