Japanese Antiquities! Japan Showa Everest Hotaka Handmade Rattan Press Kettle

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Japanese Antiquities! Japan Showa Everest Hotaka Handmade Rattan Press Kettle - Vacuum Flasks - Glass Brown

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**Antique Japanese magic pot!** Hand-woven rattan thermal pots were popular in the 1970s of the Showa period. In Japan, thermal pots are called "magic pots" because they can store hot water for a long time, just like magic. Now they are all discontinued, and they are rare and rare out of print. Since it is an antique for more than ten years, even if it is marked as new or unused, each thermos is made of rattan by hand. The color and condition of each thermos will be slightly different, and it is unique. It is normal for ABS resin to have small scratches. phenomenon, please understand. Antique and handmade goods are difficult to be 100% perfect, including original carton boxes and tags may be damaged and stained. If you have any questions about the status of the goods, please ask before purchasing to avoid the definition of "new" when you receive them. The gap is too large, and it also reduces the troubles of both sides. Condition: Brand new and unused (without outer box) Brand: EVEREST Production: Japan Capacity: about 2200ml Holding time: above 60 degrees (about 24 hours); above 76 degrees (about 10 hours) Material: natural rattan / inner liner is medical grade heat-resistant borosilicate glass / outer layer is mixed PP Level: ★★★Use level, nearly brand new antiquities.

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Material
Glass
How It's Made
Handmade
Where It's Made
Japan
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Product Type
Antique and Vintage
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Hand-woven rattan thermal pots were popular in the 1970s of the Showa period. In Japan, thermal pots are called "magic pots" because they can store hot water for a long time, just like magic. Now they are all discontinued, it is a rare and rare out-of-print product, only one!

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