OMG - Coffee maker - Mignon 1 cup - Aluminium - O.M.G. Mignon moka pot
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Description from the seller
Splendid and iconic piece of mid-20th-century Italian industrial design: a vintage 1-cup Mignon coffee maker, produced by the famous company O.M.G. (Officine Meccaniche Gozzano) in the 1950s. This object perfectly represents the ingenuity and aesthetics of the Italian economic boom. Entirely made of polished aluminum, it is distinguished by its original geometric structure: a solid shaped base that directly houses the cup during dispensing, a central boiler body, and the characteristic duck-bill spout. The final touch of color and style comes from the top screw knob in burgundy/red bakelite, perfectly preserved. On the base the factory marks are clearly visible incised in the metal, including the inscription "MIGNON", the patent number, and the Made in Italy designation, details that certify its authenticity and historical value. A true cult object for collectors of vintage coffee machines or for lovers of modern design and Made in Italy, ideal both for display and as a decorative element for characterful kitchens and shop windows.
Gasket to be replaced
C01
Seller's Story
TradeCollection is a project dedicated to selecting collectible items carefully chosen with attention to detail.
Each lot is the result of targeted research, with the aim of offering authentic and high-quality items.
Precision in descriptions, reliability in shipping, and customer care are the core values of the service.
A reference point for those seeking interesting and curated pieces.
We firmly believe in environmental sustainability, which is why we have decided to use as much recycled packaging as possible and we select couriers who share our same values.
Translated by Google TranslateSplendid and iconic piece of mid-20th-century Italian industrial design: a vintage 1-cup Mignon coffee maker, produced by the famous company O.M.G. (Officine Meccaniche Gozzano) in the 1950s. This object perfectly represents the ingenuity and aesthetics of the Italian economic boom. Entirely made of polished aluminum, it is distinguished by its original geometric structure: a solid shaped base that directly houses the cup during dispensing, a central boiler body, and the characteristic duck-bill spout. The final touch of color and style comes from the top screw knob in burgundy/red bakelite, perfectly preserved. On the base the factory marks are clearly visible incised in the metal, including the inscription "MIGNON", the patent number, and the Made in Italy designation, details that certify its authenticity and historical value. A true cult object for collectors of vintage coffee machines or for lovers of modern design and Made in Italy, ideal both for display and as a decorative element for characterful kitchens and shop windows.
Gasket to be replaced
C01
Seller's Story
TradeCollection is a project dedicated to selecting collectible items carefully chosen with attention to detail.
Each lot is the result of targeted research, with the aim of offering authentic and high-quality items.
Precision in descriptions, reliability in shipping, and customer care are the core values of the service.
A reference point for those seeking interesting and curated pieces.
We firmly believe in environmental sustainability, which is why we have decided to use as much recycled packaging as possible and we select couriers who share our same values.
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Specific region of origin
Italia
Style subtype
Italian design
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
O.M.G. Mignon moka pot
Number of objects
1
Country of Origin
Italy
Manufacturer/ Brand
OMG
Model
Mignon 1 cup
Material
Aluminium
Colour
Silver
Style
Vintage
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
12 cm
Width
8 cm
Depth
14 cm
In Working Order
Yes
Estimated period
1940-1950
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