A timeless icon of Danish modern design, this Stelton impressive coffee pot/set was designed by Erik Magnussen and made in Denmark. The collection includes the classic vacuum coffee pot, matching sugar bowl and creamer, and two glass mugs with red handles and bases, all finished in the striking “Stelton Red” colourway with matte black lids and accents.
Magnussen’s 1977 EM77 vacuum jug for Stelton became one of the most celebrated Scandinavian design pieces of the 20th century, instantly recognisable for its cylindrical form, pivoting spout, and minimalist silhouette. Its design blends practicality and elegance, keeping beverages hot or cold for hours. The accompanying accessories mirror this same sleek and functional aesthetic, making this set both sculptural and utilitarian.
About Stelton: Founded in 1960 by Niels Stellan Høm and Carton Madelaire, Stelton quickly became synonymous with cutting-edge Danish design. Collaborations with Arne Jacobsen and Erik Magnussen elevated the brand to international prominence, with their pieces now held in major design collections, including MoMA and the Victoria & Albert Museum. Stelton continues to represent the essence of Scandinavian modernism — simplicity, form, and function in perfect balance.
Condition:
Excellent vintage condition. Clean interiors, lids fit snugly, and surfaces retain a rich glossy finish.
Dimensions:
Coffee flask: 10.5cm Diameter X 30cm H
Sugar bowl: 11cm Diameter X 5cm H
Creamer: 8cm Diameter X 9.5cm H
Cup/Mug: 7cm Diameter X 8.5cm H
Shipping:
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Note/Disclaimer:
Our images form part of the item/s description. Although every effort is made to refurbish our furniture to represent its original state best, it must be noted that most of the items we source date from the 1950s to the late 1970s. For this reason, and although restored, signs of their vintage condition & age might still be visible. We will typically point out any visible or notable concerns. Please note that all photos are for reference only, or view the item in-store before purchasing.