April 16, 2024
Mid-Century GE General Electric 9-Cup Coffee Percolator
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We haven't found a better coffeemaker than this mid-century vintage chrome "fattie" from General Electric! The 9-cup automatic percolator is Model 18P40 and is in gorgeous BARELY used condition! It's complete with the inside basket, orange filter, stem and detachable black cloth cord with red highlights. The coffeemaker measures 9 1/8" from countertop to the top of the glass lid insert/handle and not quite 6 1/2" outside diameter. The little logo design in our second photo appears on two sides of the coffee pot. The water measurements for 4, 6, 8 and 9 cups are on the inside of the pot, and you can easily adjust the brew strength under the handle. The previous owner's name is etched into the bakelite base on the bottom, but I didn't even see this until my THIRD examination! Except for this and a bit of light cleaning scratching on the lid, the pot looks and works like new! FOR MORE! To search our eBay store for MORE great vintage appliances, just click on our Vintage Appliances category on your screen to browse through other goodies in our eBay Store! PAYMENT: PLEASE DO NOT SEND PAYMENT UNTIL AFTER we've sent you the shipping information via e-mail or eBay invoice. Credit card payment through PayPal receives immediate shipping. E-check through PayPal takes four days to clear before shipping.PACKING & SHIPPING: We wash/clean each
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