Lever Espresso Machine Gallery - Page 178
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Dave:
Great collection.
https://onedrive.live.com/?cid=9698dced ... VT5yAc&v=3
Is it a steamer only machine?
Thanks.
Great collection.
https://onedrive.live.com/?cid=9698dced ... VT5yAc&v=3
Is it a steamer only machine?
Thanks.
- rotchitos
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Aaah if it's possible, it would be with an immense pleasure!davestd wrote:Merci!
I'm living in Verona, you are invited to my home so I will show you the.. chaos! ; )
I am going to send you a pm
http://machines.cafeslevier.free.fr/
I look for persons to translate into English one or + pages of my site... :-)
I look for persons to translate into English one or + pages of my site... :-)
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Hi rolleiman,rolleiman wrote:Dave:
Great collection.
https://onedrive.live.com/?cid=9698dced ... VT5yAc&v=3
Is it a steamer only machine?
Thanks.
thx so much!
yes, is a steamer machine (with an internal copper boiler), "China Martini" branded, here is the picture of the front side: https://onedrive.live.com/?cid=9698dced ... VT5yAc&v=3, used to warm up the China Martini wine (a mixture of alcoholic extracts of bark of China calisaia sweetened with aqueous sugar solution (syrup) and flavoring (bitter orange and others) - from Wikipedia).
All the best,
Davide
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Hi Vberch,vberch wrote:Davide, thank you so much for sharing!! What a great collection!! Truly wonderful!!!
Can you tell us more about this bean storage container, please: https://onedrive.live.com/?cid=9698dced ... lTOxVT5yAc?
thank you so much!
The container is a commercial one used in Italy at grocery stores in the '60ies and '70ies, since at that time people were used to buy beans by weight, in paper bags, like the fresh bread
It is made by glass (the beans container is big: it could store 5-6 Kg), iron base (painted or, this one in pictures, with a wooden-like painted scotch tape) and golden aluminum top and bailer (or scoop).
All the best,
Davide
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Dave:
Another beauty, I cannot believe it is a commercial product, what is it?
https://onedrive.live.com/?cid=9698dced ... VT5yAc&v=3
Another beauty, I cannot believe it is a commercial product, what is it?
https://onedrive.live.com/?cid=9698dced ... VT5yAc&v=3
- davestd
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Yes it is, Yuwen..
it's a NOS!! hygienic sugar doser for bar from '30ies, the upper, egg shaped, is the sugar container; the spoon sugar dose is served by a trigger, like in a gun... it is rotating on vertical axis and it has a star shaped base with black rubber frame.
Amazing, since it has never been used! I found it in its original wooden box with its accessories!!
it's a NOS!! hygienic sugar doser for bar from '30ies, the upper, egg shaped, is the sugar container; the spoon sugar dose is served by a trigger, like in a gun... it is rotating on vertical axis and it has a star shaped base with black rubber frame.
Amazing, since it has never been used! I found it in its original wooden box with its accessories!!
- Hugonl28
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Wow! That looks so beautiful! Would love to have that next to my Caravel, makes a great team
Anybody know if these 'China Martini' machines are made by other brands or generally available somewhere? Still looking for a good steam-only machine to compliment the Caravel
Anybody know if these 'China Martini' machines are made by other brands or generally available somewhere? Still looking for a good steam-only machine to compliment the Caravel
- davestd
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Merci beaucoup, Pascal!zeb wrote:Wow Davide ! It was a pleasure to see all these so splendid machines !!!