They're an essential kitchen gadget, but what are the best kettles to buy? We put them to the test to bring you our top ...

I too am a huge fan of the 50's style brand but at more than £100 for its Cream Jug Kettle, and £130 for its two slicer toaster, I'm one of many shoppers who find its designer look out of budget.

For those still on the fence about Dunelm's vintage offerings, Argos has an alternative with its cream Retro Jersey Kettle priced at just £35, even cheaper than Dunelm's and Smeg's models.

But with prices starting at over £100 for a kettle and £130 for a toaster, it's not a brand that everyone can afford. According to the Mirror, the cream-textured design and retro dials could ...