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Object NameCorning Ware ® 8 cup percolator (no.P-108)
Maker
Corning Glass Works, Martinsburg
Made FromNon-lead Glass; Glass-Ceramic (Pyroceram); Stainless Steel; Plastic; Painted Metal
Date1959
Place MadeUnited States, WV, Martinsburg
TechniqueMold-blown by machine, screen printed
SizeOverall H: 25.6 cm; Diam: 13.6 cm; L: 18.8 cm
Accession Number98.4.461
Credit LineGift of Corning Inc., Dept. of Archives and Record Management
Curatorial Area(s)
Not On View
Physical DescriptionOpaque white non-lead glass, glass-ceramic (Pyroceram), dark gray decoration; black plastic; stainless steel; black painted metal; a) cylindrical shaped carafe; flared rim with machine finished edge and pinched lip, rim angled so lip at tallest end; metal collar around top of body; handle opposite lip, attached to metal collar by screws, is an upside down "L" shape, raised knob where handle bent down; body of carafe slightly tapered out to base, dark gray four pointed star design printed onto both halves of body, "8 CUP/CORNING WARE" printed onto side below handle, "P-108" written in marker above it; "8/6" and measuring marks printed onto carafe interior below lip; flat circular base; b) cylindrical cover; round glass knob, top concave, bottom flared in then out to cover; top of cover dished in; sides straight, two small holes with oblong buttons through them, are opposite each other, buttons can be pushed in, are attached to metal pieces on interior; notch in one side of cover; c) cylindrical pump; tall hollow stem attached to domed circular base with flat top; bulge in stem halfway down from top; rim of base turned down; d) cylindrical filter basket; upper third of basket and base perforated with holes; base circular with five pointed star indentation; hole in center, open hollow tube attached to hole, tube extends up into basket; e) circular filter basket cover; is like a shallow dish; cover divided into concentric rings, rings rounded and perforated with holes; hole in center of cover; rim turned up.Provenance
Former Collection
Corning Inc., Dept. of Archives and Record Management