Vintage Enamelware Coffee Pot – White/Black Trim Wood Knob Lid – 1930s Farmhouse

Step back in time to the heart of the 1930s farmhouse kitchen, where the morning ritual began with the slow simmer of coffee and the aroma filled the room long before anyone stirred. Crafted in the era when enamelware was a staple in every rural American home, this piece speaks to the resilience and resourcefulness of the Great Depression and wartime years.
Today, this coffee pot serves not only as a beautiful decorative accent — on a shelf, in a cozy vignette, or filled with fresh flowers — but as a tangible link to a bygone era. Its gentle enamel wear, subtle rusted edges, and warm wood patina only enhance its story and soul.

* Height: approx. 9" to the top of the knob

* Material: White enamel-coated metal with black trim and wood finial

* Era: Estimated 1930s–1950s, likely American or European in origin

* Condition: Timeworn charm — enamel wear and rust consistent with age. Wooden knob shows rich patina. Best for decorative use or dry floral arrangements.