Help me identify this Moka Pot!

Coffee preparation techniques besides espresso like pourover.
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googs185
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I'm looking to identify my Moka pot. I've posted on Reddit and had some great help, but I don't think it is a Stella. The post, with the pictures and discussion is here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Coffee/comment ... _moka_pot/. Please help me identify this pot!
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#2: Post by Boldjava »

Suggest posting a foto here for those of us that are not registered on Reddit
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googs185 (original poster)
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Here is the photo. Any help would be appreciated! Made in Italy is engraved in the bottom, along with Inox 18/10, which is Italian for Stainless Steel 18/10.

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Anyone?
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#5: Post by another_jim »

Nice example. I don't remember names; but I had a few like this in the late 80s and early 90s, when the alzheimer/aluminum panic happened. A lot of Italian small appliance manufacturers made these. In those days, most Italian manufacturing was based on networks of small workshops; so figuring out the exact maker may be hard.
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I agree. The only way to find out the producer is to check every now and then on ebayitaly.
You need to find a similar one new on box.
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#7: Post by Alan Frew »

Back when I was selling them, the name on the box was "Cherie". Other than that, there was no information except "Made in Italy". I stopped selling them because there were problems with the welds holding the handles on.

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googs185 wrote:Here is the photo. Any help would be appreciated! Made in Italy is engraved in the bottom, along with Inox 18/10, which is Italian for Stainless Steel 18/10.
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I had a Bialetti with that bell-bottom shape several years ago but not that level of quality in the hinges/brass color fittings/handle that yours does.
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#9: Post by jpender »

It looks like it's the "Amore" moka pot.

https://web.archive.org/web/20000302080 ... wers.shtml


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