Artistic Context

Use 3D Add to combine the volumes of associated solids, for example, the 2 lid components shown below.

Create the final blending on the model shown in the illustrations below.

Extrude a rectangle through the wall where the spout connects to the primary solid, so that an opening is created for the spout.

Perform any necessary shelling to produce a more realistic finished product. In the example below, an interior wall thickness of 1 was given and the top face was omitted from the shell.

Shelling of the parts

Use appropriate material finishes for this design, for example, stainless steel for the body and polished plastic for the handle and lid handle.

Create artistic content, such as the decorative surface shown below.

In the example below, the decorative surface was created from a Rectangle with a line in the approximate position to that shown below left. The rectangular profile was converted to a surface using Format | Create Surface | From profile. A line was then drawn to indicate the bend position.

The Bend Modify | 3D Modifications | Bend Sheet tool was used to bend the surface at the line with a radius of 30.

Create the final blending on the model as follows :

Create a blend on the outer edges of the handle, then reduce the blend radius for the inner edges, shown below.

Blend the outer edges of the lid, shown below.  Use a radius of .5 or less.

Blend the vertical edges and the edges of adjacent faces using a Blend radius of approximately 2, shown below.