Rooster & Copper Kettle Burner Covers by Reston Lloyd
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Rooster's Up, Kettle's On, Stove Looks Farmhouse-Fresh
The Rooster & Copper Kettle pattern from Reston Lloyd sets a country breakfast scene across your electric coil stovetop: a rooster mid-strut, a copper tea kettle on the stove, and sunflowers scattered on a soft white background. It is the sort of art you would expect stitched on a kitchen towel, printed on tin so it can pull a full shift as decorative electric stove burner covers.
Slide the four pieces over cold burners and the whole range top changes character. The chipped drip pans disappear, the beige coils disappear, and you get back a flat, farmhouse-styled surface that can hold a mixing bowl, a coffee pot, or the pie you just took out of the oven.
A Set That Earns Its Perch
- Four covers, two sizes: two 10" rounds for the large burners and two 8" rounds for the small burners, sized for standard electric coil ranges.
- All-over Rooster & Copper Kettle print: rooster, copper kettle, and sunflowers on white, so the pattern reads the same no matter which cover lands where.
- Hides tired burners: covers rusted, chipped, or plain old drip pans in one motion when the stove is off.
- Instant counter space: turns the stovetop into a landing pad for cutting boards, slow cookers, or the platter that has no other home during Thanksgiving.
- Guest-ready in ten seconds: friends coming over, stove looking rough, set the covers on top and move on with your evening.
- Lightweight tin construction: rests gently on the range without scratching enamel or glass edging.
- Splatter and dust shield: keeps grease, cabinet-spill drips, and pantry dust off the burners between uses.
How To Live With Them
These covers are for a stove that is off. Lift them off before you turn on a burner, then set them back once the coils have cooled. Hand wash with warm soapy water, towel dry, and store them flat when the stovetop is in full cooking mode.
Why Kooi Housewares Carries Reston Lloyd
Reston Lloyd is a Virginia-based housewares company that has been printing these tin burner covers for decades, and their catalog is the reason "burner cover" is still a thing people can shop for. Kooi Housewares stocks the full pattern range because our customers keep asking for the country-kitchen prints the big-box aisles have quietly retired. Questions about sizing or which pattern reads best on your range? Email us at support@kooihousewares.com and a real person will write back.