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The body of the coffee pot is in the shape of a vase, the wall is smooth. Composite cover: stepped metal ring worn on a glass cylindrical cap. Inside the body is a cylinder-shaped mixer with openings for coffee beans. Handles are paired, bent upwards plates. The faucet is decorated, with an annular overlay. Valve handle in the form of a rod extending at right angles to the key. The legs are flat, tall, slightly curved, with a slotted geometric ornament. From the legs below go rods connected by an annular support for the burner. The alcohol burner is round, flat, with a high conical cap. On the body there is a brass rectangular overlay with an inscription. “WMF”. On the other hand, an oval plate with the inscription “From M.F. for 11 years, No. 49899. “<\/p>\n

An alcohol-based coffee pot became popular in the last third of the 19th century for the most part in St. Petersburg. The device of the coffee pot allowed to brew coffee at the front table in the living room or dining room, since alcohol does not give any unpleasant effects (smell, soot, smoke). The glass cover made it possible to see the moment when the burner should be closed. The production of such coffee pots was carried out by factories in St. Petersburg and Warsaw. It was mainly used by wealthy noble families or families of large officials. <\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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