This German tea infuser from the 1970s is crafted from chrome-plated brass, lending it a cool, silvery tone with an almost mirror-like sheen. Its construction consists of two oval, perforated halves that close securely on a visible hinge; the geometric, radiating holes recall the segments of citrus fruit. The handle is subtly tapered and ergonomically shaped, complemented by a fine chain with a simple hook for easy retrieval from the cup or teapot. The overall design is rooted in utilitarian modernism: there are no unnecessary decorations, only a focus on function, clean lines, and the uniform color of metal. The condition is very good, with only minor surface scratches and no dents or significant signs of wear.This simple infuser quietly echoes the everyday rituals of 1970s Central Europe—an era when objects were made to last and design was meant to serve. The cool metallic gleam recalls kitchen mornings, where the repetition of familiar gestures and trust in reliable tools shaped daily routines. Its minimalist form tells a story of order, material economy, and a respect for precise craftsmanship; every detail seems to affirm that strength lies in simplicity.The infuser can be paired with enamel teapots, glass cups in metal holders, or minimalist porcelain. It would complement a collection of modernist-inspired kitchen accessories: consider matching it with a wooden tray, a glass sugar bowl, or a geometric patterned napkin. The piece fits well both in a retro kitchen and in a contemporary setting, where vintage accents provide a subtle nod to the past.
DIMENSION
Height18 cm
Depth3.5 cm
Width9 cm
Dimension details
Width9 cm
Height18 cm
Depth3.5 cm
Weight0.1 kg
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