Coffee pot - Brass - Kraantjeskan





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This traditional Dutch-style coffee urn, commonly known as a Kraantjeskan, is made of satin-finished art brass. This decorative and serving object rests on a tripod stand attached to a triangular base with three turned and black lacquered wooden feet, housing a complete removable spirit burner with its adjustment wheel adorned with a geometric star pattern. The fountain features a classic bulbous pear shape with horizontal engraved lines, topped with a removable lid fitted with a black wooden finial. The piece has a total height of 36 cm, a maximum width of 16 cm, and a total weight of 1250 g. No explicit signature or foundry mark is visible under the smooth bottom plate. This decorative set dates back to the second half of the 20th century, around the 1960s or 1970s, and originates directly from the Netherlands, a country renowned for this type of domestic metalware, often produced by prestigious manufacturers. Regarding its condition, the set is in overall good condition and shows minor surface wear, entirely normal due to use and age. Shipping is exclusively available to continental European Union member countries; delivery cannot be guaranteed to island destinations or overseas territories.
This traditional Dutch-style coffee urn, commonly known as a Kraantjeskan, is made of satin-finished art brass. This decorative and serving object rests on a tripod stand attached to a triangular base with three turned and black lacquered wooden feet, housing a complete removable spirit burner with its adjustment wheel adorned with a geometric star pattern. The fountain features a classic bulbous pear shape with horizontal engraved lines, topped with a removable lid fitted with a black wooden finial. The piece has a total height of 36 cm, a maximum width of 16 cm, and a total weight of 1250 g. No explicit signature or foundry mark is visible under the smooth bottom plate. This decorative set dates back to the second half of the 20th century, around the 1960s or 1970s, and originates directly from the Netherlands, a country renowned for this type of domestic metalware, often produced by prestigious manufacturers. Regarding its condition, the set is in overall good condition and shows minor surface wear, entirely normal due to use and age. Shipping is exclusively available to continental European Union member countries; delivery cannot be guaranteed to island destinations or overseas territories.

