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Vintage 1930’S Art Deco Silex Vacuum Coffee Pot Double Bubble W/ Burner - RARE!
Vintage 1930’S Art Deco Silex Vacuum Coffee Pot Double Bubble W/ Burner - RARE!
Vintage 1930’S Art Deco Silex Vacuum Coffee Pot Double Bubble W/ Burner - RARE!
Vintage 1930’S Art Deco Silex Vacuum Coffee Pot Double Bubble W/ Burner - RARE!
Vintage 1930’S Art Deco Silex Vacuum Coffee Pot Double Bubble W/ Burner - RARE!
Vintage 1930’S Art Deco Silex Vacuum Coffee Pot Double Bubble W/ Burner - RARE!
Vintage 1930’S Art Deco Silex Vacuum Coffee Pot Double Bubble W/ Burner - RARE!
Vintage 1930’S Art Deco Silex Vacuum Coffee Pot Double Bubble W/ Burner - RARE!
Vintage 1930’S Art Deco Silex Vacuum Coffee Pot Double Bubble W/ Burner - RARE!
Vintage 1930’S Art Deco Silex Vacuum Coffee Pot Double Bubble W/ Burner - RARE!
Vintage 1930’S Art Deco Silex Vacuum Coffee Pot Double Bubble W/ Burner - RARE!
Vintage 1930’S Art Deco Silex Vacuum Coffee Pot Double Bubble W/ Burner - RARE!

Vintage 1930’S Art Deco Silex Vacuum Coffee Pot Double Bubble W/ Burner - RARE!

$ 79.19

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Color: Burgandy
  • Time Period Manufactured: 1920-1949
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Model: Silex Vacuum Coffee Pot
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Type: Vacuum Coffee Maker
  • Material: Glass
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Coffee Type: Ground Coffee
  • Condition: Very Good Condition. It looks like it wasn't used much. The black rubber seal has a few small age cracks, but is still functional.(see last photo). The heating element works, but there are several spots where the white ceramic insulating rings around the element are chipped off. This really doesn't affect anything.(see photo 11) I don't know if anything is missing. See item description for more details.
  • Type of Coffee Made: Filter Coffee
  • Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Brand: Silex
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Power Source: Electrical
  • Stove Type Compatibility: Electric
  • Style: Art Deco

    Description

    I bought coffee maker about 20 years ago and tried it out one time with just plain water just to see how it worked. It worked good. I did not try it with coffee. I don't know if you need some sort of filter other than the hard plastic(Gutta Percha)? black disc it came with? I don't have any instructions for it.