April 16, 2024
good Revere Ware coffee percolator pot copper bottom 6c
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The pot is 7 1/8 inches tall and 5 inches outside diameter. Calling it a 6 cup beacuse that is how many 8 oz. measured cups I was able to pour in and still have the water below the basket. It is a stove top percolator and not an electric, hence no power cord. Used maybe two or three times. I got it from an estate tag sale. Very clean and in excellent condition. The foot of the perculator tube is a bit darkened. T are fine scratches on the pot and copper bottom that are totally normal for an older piece of Revere Ware unless it never got out of the original box. The bottom is stamped with the familiar 1801 Revere Ware logo and "PATENT 2272609 MADE UNDER PROCESS PATENT 2363983" information.If you happen to be pursuing this listing simply because you need a stove top coffee perculator and don't give a hoot about the collectible value of Revere Ware then please let me tell you that the hype you see about RW is no hype. This stuff is extremely durable and has more than lifetime quality. I find 50 and 60 year old items that came out of a farm kitchen w they were used heavily day in and day out for decades, take them home, wash once and and then use myself. If they had been left at the farm house for another 50 or 60 years they would show a little more wear but probably be just as servicable. You can not buy modern gear that is even as
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