The Vienna Royal Coffee Maker is one of the most beautiful coffee-making devices. It is also called vacuum coffee maker, percolator coffee maker or siphon. It is over three centuries old. The inventor is generally considered to be the shipbuilder James Napier. The coffee maker was designed for the Belgian royal family (hence the name). It was patented in 1852. In 1975, Swiss lovers of antiquity and coffee recreated this piece, and the masters of our factory inlaid it with gold of the highest standard and supplemented it with artistic woodcarvings. The coffee maker continues to be very rare and retains its original aristocratic character.