Coffee pot - Metal - Electric kettle déco

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Description from the seller

Electric Art Deco coffee pot / teapot in silvered metal
Figurative knob with animal head (greyhound or dragon)
Early 20th century

Fascinating and elegant coffee pot (or teapot) in full Art Deco style, dating to the first half of the century.
The piece stands out for a strongly geometric design typical of the era, featuring a rigid conical body, an integrated squared spout, and a handle with clean, broken lines.

The true rarity and stylistic flair lies in the hinged lid knob, which depicts in a stylized and geometric way an animal head with a protruding tongue (traceable to a dragon, a dog, or an heraldic creature), serving as a grip.

The structure rests on a solid cylindrical base. A collectible piece ideal to enrich a refined table or a display of modern design and vintage silverware.

• Style: Art Deco / Modern Collectables
• Estimated period: 1920-1940
• Material: Silver-plated metal (Silver-plated / Sheffield)
• Feature: Upper figurative knob in the shape of a stylized animal head
• Country of origin: Italy, France, England
• Dimensions cm: 17H 21L 11P

Good vintage condition. The item shows a beautiful patina of time with light and normal superficial wear and micro-scratches consistent with age, evidencing authenticity.
Structurally intact, lid and hinge perfectly functioning.
Not chemically cleaned to preserve the original patina (easily polished at the buyer’s discretion).
Very small hole under the base but not through, so there is no liquid loss.
The electrical cord is not supplied.
It has not been tested.

Please examine the photo gallery carefully, which is an integral part of the description.

Electric Art Deco coffee pot / teapot in silvered metal
Figurative knob with animal head (greyhound or dragon)
Early 20th century

Fascinating and elegant coffee pot (or teapot) in full Art Deco style, dating to the first half of the century.
The piece stands out for a strongly geometric design typical of the era, featuring a rigid conical body, an integrated squared spout, and a handle with clean, broken lines.

The true rarity and stylistic flair lies in the hinged lid knob, which depicts in a stylized and geometric way an animal head with a protruding tongue (traceable to a dragon, a dog, or an heraldic creature), serving as a grip.

The structure rests on a solid cylindrical base. A collectible piece ideal to enrich a refined table or a display of modern design and vintage silverware.

• Style: Art Deco / Modern Collectables
• Estimated period: 1920-1940
• Material: Silver-plated metal (Silver-plated / Sheffield)
• Feature: Upper figurative knob in the shape of a stylized animal head
• Country of origin: Italy, France, England
• Dimensions cm: 17H 21L 11P

Good vintage condition. The item shows a beautiful patina of time with light and normal superficial wear and micro-scratches consistent with age, evidencing authenticity.
Structurally intact, lid and hinge perfectly functioning.
Not chemically cleaned to preserve the original patina (easily polished at the buyer’s discretion).
Very small hole under the base but not through, so there is no liquid loss.
The electrical cord is not supplied.
It has not been tested.

Please examine the photo gallery carefully, which is an integral part of the description.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Electric kettle déco
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Metal
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
17 cm
Width
21 cm
Depth
11 cm
Estimated period
1910-1920
Sold by
ItalyVerified
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Objects sold
100%
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