Quantity: 8 pieces (1 large carafe with lid and warmer stand; 2 twin hot servers with lids and warmer stands)
Condition: Very good — minor scratching and discoloration on copper burners, consistent with age/use; no cracks or chips on glass. Hand wash only. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
The large carafe design was patented by Ernest L. Lilja in 1949 and became the centerpiece of Inland's celebrated carafe line — one of which is on permanent display at the Chicago Museum. The Twin Hot Servers were marketed in Inland's catalog as "the best friend a tasty waffle ever had" — designed for syrups, honey, melted butter, and sauces. Today they work equally well for flavored coffee syrups, warm liqueurs, or warm vanilla at a bar or breakfast table. The warmers use a candle or tealight.
Equally at home warming coffee at a formal breakfast or syrups and sauces at a waffle bar. A striking gift for the MCM collector or anyone who wants their bar cart or breakfast table to make a statement.
Inland Glassworks was founded in 1922 in Chicago and grew from lighting fixtures into one of the most celebrated mid-century kitchenware manufacturers in the country. The company was acquired by Club Aluminum Products in 1951 and liquidated in 1963 — their copper carafe designs remain among the most collected pieces of American MCM serveware.
Browse our shop for more MCM barware and vintage coffee sets to round out your collection.
