Original Stovetop Percolator Coffee Pot, Crafted in Stainless-Steel (2 to 9 Cup Capacity)

WHY YOU WILL LOVE IT: This vintage-style stovetop coffee percolator recalls the comforting hiss and aroma of mornings past. Made for those who appreciate ritual as much as flavor, it transforms water and ground coffee into a rich, aromatic brew—slowly, beautifully, and with old-fashioned charm no modern machine can replicate.

Practical and Versatile:  The percolator coffee pot is crafted from pure stainless steel, with no plastic or cheap aluminum. The glass view top lets you watch every drop brew to perfection. Built for any setting, this coffee percolator stovetop is the choice of campers, travelers, and home brewers alike.  Percolator-derived coffee is bolder and more robust than the same beans brewed through more contemporary methods. 

Historical Significance:  In 1889, an Illinois farmer named Hanson Goodrich forever changed the way America brewed its morning coffee. On August 13 of that year, he was granted a U.S. patent for the modern stove-top percolator—a simple yet ingenious device. The easily recognizable design of this stainless-steel model evokes images of percolators of old. 

Specifications & Easy Care:  Made from high-luster heavy gauge 18/8 stainless steel for long-lasting use.  The transparent glass knob allows you to view the brewing cycle..Includes permanent cup markings inside and out for precise coffee measurements.  Conveniently dishwasher safe for easy cleaning and maintenance.  Equipped with a laminated Permawood handle with natural woodgrain and brass-rivet quality.  Perfect for camping and outdoor use, as it does not require electricity.  Dimensions:  Height: 8-inches; Weight: 1.6 lb.  

For Keeping or Giving:  A percolator makes a thoughtful gift because it transforms the simple act of brewing coffee into a sensory ritual—the hiss of steam, the rhythmic perking, the rich aroma filling the kitchen. It’s a nostalgic nod to a slower time, perfect for anyone who appreciates both craftsmanship and the comforting sound of coffee coming to life.

The Percolator Brewing Process.

The percolator rests atop the stove, its lower chamber gradually heating until the water at the bottom begins to boil. As bubbles of steam form, they surge up the central tube, carrying hot water along in a motion reminiscent of a gas lift pump. The rising water bursts through the top of the tube, splashing against the underside of the lid before cascading through the perforated inner cover of the coffee basket. Evenly dispersed, the hot water soaks the coffee grounds, then drips back down as freshly brewed coffee into the ever-warming reservoir below.