Coffee maker (14) - Steel, Bakelite - UTENTRA First Generation





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Utentra coffee machine, manufactured in Italy in the 1950s, in excellent condition with rare use and minor signs of wear and age, constructed in steel and Bakelite, 28 cm high, 17 cm deep and 17 cm wide, in working order, vintage style from the 1950–1960 period, with an internal boiler and no pump, supplied with the boiler, and six cups and saucers for a total of 14 objects.
Description from the seller
An Utentra coffee machine, produced in Italy in the 1950s, in mint condition, save for the normal signs of time and use present only on the milk jug. This kit, with its milk jug and the 6 cups and saucers, is undoubtedly from the early 1950s, as in the early models there was no on/off button inserted later. For operation or switching off, you would plug or unplug the electrical outlet directly. The bakelite and the chromed steel parts show excellent luster and color brightness and have no defects. The unmistakable style and design of the 1950s/60s typical of Italian mid-century modern. The machine works but has never been used, and we recommend consulting an electrical expert about the wattage to use. Unlike modern espresso machines, it operates more like an electric moka pot, using an internal boiler to heat the water without a pressure pump. Beautiful for top coffee machine collections, as a display piece in vintage or industrial environments. Also great for cafes that want to add a lived-in touch to the ambiance. It’s a museum piece!! DO NOT SHIP OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY
Seller's Story
An Utentra coffee machine, produced in Italy in the 1950s, in mint condition, save for the normal signs of time and use present only on the milk jug. This kit, with its milk jug and the 6 cups and saucers, is undoubtedly from the early 1950s, as in the early models there was no on/off button inserted later. For operation or switching off, you would plug or unplug the electrical outlet directly. The bakelite and the chromed steel parts show excellent luster and color brightness and have no defects. The unmistakable style and design of the 1950s/60s typical of Italian mid-century modern. The machine works but has never been used, and we recommend consulting an electrical expert about the wattage to use. Unlike modern espresso machines, it operates more like an electric moka pot, using an internal boiler to heat the water without a pressure pump. Beautiful for top coffee machine collections, as a display piece in vintage or industrial environments. Also great for cafes that want to add a lived-in touch to the ambiance. It’s a museum piece!! DO NOT SHIP OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY

