Antique French Enamelware Coffee Pot Gooseneck Spout Pansies No Lid
Product Description: A delightful coffee pot with a gooseneck spout for your favorite dried or faux floral arrangement. Made of metal with an enameled coating, it features two sides purple and orange pansies and green foliage on a gradient light blue background with a red rim. Its charming pattern with enamel chips adds a touch of vintage farmhouse appearance.
Note: Please refer to “Condition” for additional information.
Circa: Early 1900s
Dimensions: Height: 8” (to top of spout), Length: 9” (handle to spout), Width: 5 3/8”
Product Weight: 1 pound
Capacity: 6-7 cups
Color: Light blue, purple, orange, green and red rim.
Primary Material: Enamel over Metal
Markings: No maker marks – only D102/70.77
Origin: Unknown
Condition: Previously owned - used. Art work is still colorful. Enamel chips on rim, edge of base and spout. One 1” x 1” enamel chip on body. Leak at bottom edge, therefore does NOT hold water. Interior exhibits some scratches and rust. No Lid.
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