Mackenzie-Childs Violet Check 2 Quart Tea Kettle

Violet Check arrives where the classic MacKenzie-Childs check patterns leave off — hand-painted purple checks in a range of lavender hues, the newest addition to the check family and one that occupies a unique position: softer than Courtly Check, cooler than Rosy Check, more unexpected than Sterling. The 2-quart is the everyday size for a kitchen that wants the MacKenzie-Childs check in a palette that surprises without overwhelming.

Hand-painted violet checks color-dragged across heavy-gauge steel, brass accents and glass knob finial, bronzed stainless steel rim. Each piece varies slightly — the hallmark of the color-dragged technique used across the check range.

Specifications

• Capacity: 2 quarts
• Dimensions: 7" base dia., 4.25" lid dia., 8" tall (top of knob), 10.25" tall (top of handle)
• Material: Heavy-gauge hand-glazed steel with hand-painted Violet Checks, bronzed stainless steel rim
• Handle: Wood
• Finial: Brass accents with glass knob
• Stovetop compatibility: Gas, electric, ceramic (low to medium heat only)
• Not compatible with: Induction, microwave
• Origin: Imported. Pieces may vary due to handmade nature.
• Care: Hand-wash with mild soap, dry immediately. Never boil dry.

Part of the MacKenzie-Childs collection at Treasured Accents. Also available in the 3-quart and Whistling versions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Violet Check a new MacKenzie-Childs pattern?
Yes — Violet Check is one of the newer additions to the MacKenzie-Childs check family, introduced alongside the existing Courtly, Sterling, Royal, Rosy, and Emerald Check patterns.

Does the Violet Check Kettle work on induction?
No — compatible with gas, electric, and ceramic stovetops only. Use on low to medium heat.

What kitchen colours suit Violet Check?
Particularly natural alongside sage, pale grey, cream, lavender, and soft white — kitchen palettes that lean toward the botanical and the understated. Works well with Flower Market pieces for a layered, garden-inspired aesthetic.

How does Violet Check differ from Rosy Check?
Both are softer check patterns vs the bolder Courtly and Emerald. Violet Check is cooler and more purple; Rosy Check is warmer and more pink. Same color-dragged hand-painting technique.