Vintage Durobor Coffee Drip Plunger - Scarce - Precursor of Modern Day Plungers

Vintage Durobor Coffee Drip Plunger - Scarce

Dates from the 70s

Precursor of Modern Day Plungers

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In 1928 in the city of Soignies in Belgium the company named Compagnie Internationale de Gobeleterie Inébréchable was founded which is French for the International Company of unbreakable glassworks.  In the 1930s the company refined the treatment of flame-finishing their glasswork which resulted in extra hard rims on their glass products, which in the French language is dur au bord which pronounces like Dur-o-Bor which became the new name of the company around 1935 and later became Durobor, just different writing. During the 1950s 1970s the company grew by making quality products including the Durobor coffeemaker.

There are many ways to make slow coffee. At the birth of the Durobor stands the methode commonly known as drip style coffee, where hot water runs through a filter holding the coffee grind. For instance the Melitta Coffee filters are a good example of this. In stead of making 4 - 12 cups of coffee at once in this matter, the design of the Durobor coffee maker from Belgium is aimed at making a Single Cup, ready to drink. It is also known as the one cup drip pot methode and only needs boiled water to make coffee no need for a stove. 

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