ID help on a kettle/watering can

[nokta121]

hi, found this today, around 15" deep, and a real pain to get out, surrounded by rocks. Thanks

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[Alan Black]

Maybe a 1960's aluminium coffee pot?

[nokta121]

Thanks for your reply, i tried to search the picture on google, not much luck, one of those items that never crossed my mind to find

[Siddy B]

This could have been used by farm workers when in the fields, they used to have lunch where they were working.

[The Don]

hi, found this today, around 15" deep, and a real pain to get out, surrounded by rocks. Thanks

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It looks very like the top of the stove coffee percolator that my grandmother had, the centre of the lid was glass so you could see when the coffee percolated and a metal bit with lots of small holes sat just inside the top with the coffee granules it it,
Used it myself when I first left home.

The Don

[nokta121]

Thanks for the replys, i think your right, i did look further in the hole to find any missing parts, Ash

[Dave The Slave]

Interesting find, modern but vintage Social History.
Hardly any milk, one sugar please.
Cheers,
Dave.

[nokta121]

no problem dave, couple big spoons of dirt to still have to clean the spout out

[Captaindan]

Not sure of the makers mark, but definitely a percolator something like this one.

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[nokta121]

Thanks for the pictures, nice to see one in its glory

[The Don]

Not sure of the makers mark, but definitely a percolator something like this one.

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That's it It was always quite satisfying watching the coffee start to bubble up and a nice comforting sound

The Don
PS I am now feeling very old