Coffee brewing methods in the USSR often just came down to boiling grounds in hot water “Turkish style” but during the space age, things improved with a bunch of consumer goodies to improve the making of a cuppa. There were not only “geysers”, which had to be placed on the stove, but also electric ones. This is rare and stylish vintage espresso maker began to be produced in the 1960s at the Moscow electrical engineering plant Dynamo in the name of? . Of course, it did not create the necessary pressure, like modern espresso coffee makers, but it could make a cup of aromatic coffee, albeit not according to all the rules. Heavy metal body with bakelite stand. Runs on 220V, 300W. Great original space age design. Good for kitchen decor or use. It’s tested and works great, coffee comes out strong. One tip is to only add the same amount of water your cup can hold (ideally a short wide-body cup) or you will have spill over. Material: Made from aluminium with bakelite stand. Weight: 1969 grams Condition: Item is in very good vintage condition with signs of age and usage, suitable for modern usage. See photos for details. Dimensions: 0.35L capacity. Size: 31 cm (12.2″) x 19 cm (7.48″) x 14 cm (5.51).