Uncommon Goods
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View offer at Uncommon GoodsThe first Italian stovetop espresso maker?the octagonal moka pot?was invented in 1933. Widely used ever since, it's become an internationally renowned design icon, collected by the Cooper-Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, the National Design Museum, and many others. These white ceramic cups, which emulate its beloved form, will make your coffee more enjoyable, no matter how you brew it?because tradition. (Or be a rebel and use them for tea.) Set of 4. Designed in Spain. Made in China. Note: Like the pots they resemble, they hold liquid in their top halves only. 2 oz. capacity.
USD 25.000000
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