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Image of Coffee pot, 1905-1915
1959.1625.2
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Coffee pot, 1905-1915

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This bule enamel coffeepot was used at the Penrose Family Camp on Penrose Point in lower Puget Sound near Lakebay, Washington. The family established the camp in 1908, and it was used almost continuously until 1952 by members of the Penrose and Copeland families. The coffeepot was used daily on a wood burning cast iron stove.
ID Number: 1959.1625.2
Date: 1905-1915
Physical Description: 1 Coffeepot; steel; 9 in.H x 8 in.W x 5.25 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 1959.1625.2
Subjects: Clubs and Organizations, Recreation

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