Thermal carafe, designed by G. Rosendahl, Falkenberg, Sweden, 1960s

Description

Thermal carafe designed by G. Rosendahl for the Swedish manufacturer Falkenberg in the 1960s. This vacuum flask is made of white plastic with a black base. The convenient pouring spout has been designed to prevent spills during use. The stopper features a mechanism in which the rubber expands and contracts, creating a seal when turned. The interior contains a vacuum flask that keeps liquids hot for a very long time. The opening is designed to allow a coffee or tea filter to be placed directly on it. The carafe’s highly distinctive shape makes it not only practical but also interesting from a design perspective.

The vacuum flask is in original vintage condition. Fully functional and keeps liquids hot for many hours. It has normal signs of use, age-related marks and scratches.