

Drilled and Painted Cast Iron Sugar Kettle Bowl and Stand Without a Water Basin Kit
The Sugar Kettle is primarily a product of the South, where large cotton and sugar plantations were located. Since they were made of cast iron, these vessels were also used for cooking on the plantation. Historically Sugar Kettles were sent off to be melted down for the nation's war efforts during World War 2. We were able to obtain some of these unique treasures and have them reproduced.
Our customers use them for planters, water fountains, gardens, and fire pits. However you choose to use your sugar kettle, it will enhance the beauty of your yard.
Approximate Kettle Bowl Weights:
28" diameter - 24 pounds
33" diameter - 42 pounds
37" diameter - 64 pounds
48" diameter - 122 pounds
59" diameter - 250 pounds
Water Feature: They can be set up individually or tiered for a cascading feature.
Fire Pit: You can burn wood in it, run a gas line to it as an igniter; or use a gas line in coordination with lava rocks, gas logs, or sand.