A distinctive Italian moka coffee maker, the “Nova Espress Export” by IRMEL, produced between the 1950s and 1960s, embodies a unique approach to the traditional espresso ritual. Designed by Giovanni and Guido Dellavedova, this piece transforms coffee preparation into a shared moment by brewing and serving directly into four cups at once—an elegant and functional innovation of mid-century Italian design.
Crafted in pure aluminium with bakelite elements, the structure reflects both durability and the experimental spirit of post-war Italian manufacturing. Its sculptural, multi-outlet form sets it apart from classic moka pots, making it a highly collectible object. The piece is in very good condition, with light signs of age and use, and has been fitted with a new gasket for continued functionality. Cups are not included.
Key Details:
- Set contents: 1 moka coffee maker (cups not included)
- Capacity: 4 cups (simultaneous serving system)
- Dimensions: Height: 16.5 cm / 6.4” | Base Ø 9.5 cm / 3.7”
- Material: pure aluminium with bakelite components
- Maintenance: new gasket recently replaced
- Era: 1950s–1960s
- Brand: IRMEL
- Designers: Giovanni & Guido Dellavedova
Care Instructions:
- Rinse with warm water after each use
- Avoid detergent inside the chamber to preserve flavour
- Do not use dishwasher
- Dry thoroughly to prevent oxidation
Full care guide available here.
Recensioni
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