this tall, impressive-looking, vintage coffee pot set includes the coffee pot, the strainer, the strainer basket, and the lid. it makes a whopping 18 cups of coffee.
the drip-o-lator set is called "the better drip coffee maker." it was only made by the enterprise aluminum company in massillon, ohio.
these sets are now popular again and sell for very high prices. i've listed mine to sell quickly or priced low enough for any re-seller to still make a good profit.
the set used a patented design (patent no. s 370,782-743,925).
this is a mid-century item, probably made sometime between 1950 and 1959.
these old-school coffee sets are perfect for off-the-grid living. they work great anywhere you don't have electricity. you might use this one on camping trips, fishing trips, or hunting trips. it's great for a cabin kitchen.
it's so unique and beautiful that it would make lovely decor in a farmhouse kitchen. set it on a shelf or on top of cabinets.
the strainer basket has a clip that helps securely attach it to the coffee pot.
the set is in good vintage condition, showing the normal usage, with a bit of discoloration inside the coffee pot and on the bottom. the knob on the lid feels a little wiggly, but is still well-attached. aluminum typically gets some spots from aging and scratches from scrubbing, but overall, the set looks very good...especially considering it may be almost 75-years-old!
size: about 15" tall (including all sections and the knob), the coffee pot portion just over 8" tall (with a 7.5" diameter), and about 11" at the widest from the handle to tip of the pouring spout
vintage item, as-is, with all the photos showing all sides and all conditions (if anything, i always over-state any issues)
