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Updated Nov 12

Vintage 1930s Coffee/Tea Cup & Filter DURALEX

Name: Vintage 1930s Coffee/Tea Cup & Filter DURALEX
Brand: DURALEX
SKU: 5f0f8a034fd23af50261db24
Price: 15.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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US$15 US$25

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1 Vintage 1930s French / Vietnamese / Belgian drip Coffee or Tea Strainer with Glass. Previously loved❤️ 6oz to the top. Silver plated brass. Can be polished. Glass made by DURALEX Made in France monofiltre, ancien, filter à cáfe, filters à cáfe indeviduels, tasse a à cáfe, filtre avec infuseur, marque DUR O BOR, durobor, ancient cafetière verre metal argenté, cafetière francaise, cáfe Vietnamienne, monofiltre poser sur tasse, Belgique, réutilisable, bistrot,

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Coffee & Tea Accessories

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Silver

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14 Comments

hoganlogan Do you have more than one?

Jul 18Reply

tavo808 @hoganlogan Hi, yes I have three of the style

Jul 19Reply

tavo808 “this style”

Jul 19Reply

hoganlogan @tavo808 Are you selling this individually, or do you have a listing for more than one?

Jul 19Reply

tavo808 @hoganlogan Hi, there should be an option to purchase more than one on the listing. I have the inventory at three

Jul 19Reply

tavo808 it should be possible to purchase up to three on this listing. If it is not working properly I can also change the listing to include all three in the description .

Jul 19Reply

hoganlogan @tavo808 I’d like to make an offer on all three. Thank you.

Jul 19Reply

tavo808 @hoganlogan Hi, I change the listing to include all three to make it easier for you.

Jul 19Reply

tavo808 “changed”

Jul 19Reply

tavo808 @cabinandsea Hi, it is basically a pour over coffee filter. The filter is put on top of its cup or any other you would like to brew into (It also fits on any wide mouth mason jar), add a few tablespoons ground coffee,

Sep 18Reply

tavo808 place internal filter on top of coffee, slowly add water at first to allow absorption by the grounds, then add the rest of water, cover and let brew:) It is the predecessor to the Vietnamese pour over coffee filter that is common at Vietnamese restaurants. I think it originated in Belgium. The only difference being the Vietnamese coffee inner filters screw down tightly and the ground is fine.

Sep 18Reply

tavo808 https://www.facebook.com/386801165381182/videos/358146191476248/?vh=e

Sep 18Reply

tavo808 It can also be used for Tea or Maté

Sep 18Reply

tavo808 @cabinandsea Hi, yes, I have another that I use often. The taste depends on the coffee and the grind used. It is possible to make delicious coffee with it.

Sep 18Reply