The German Bar Sphere

1920s German Light Bulb Voltage Tester Bar

Dating to the 1920s, a former light bulb-testing machine has been ingeniously repurposed as a bar cart to shelter spirits, wine bottles and hanging glassware. The original, nearly a century old, was salvaged from a factory in Germany. Crafted of iron, a hinged segment opens to grant access to bottles and barware, while the small hatch opens, too.


Dimensions:
Open: 64"W x 67"D x 62½"H
Closed: 39"W x 47"D x 62½"H
Weight: 265 lbs.

$1995

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3D Latte Art Maker

Create your own latte art coffee foam sculptures

Did you know that there is a huge coffee-culture in Japan? Yes,
Japan has gone a bit coffee-crazy in recent times. We have just been to Tokyo and seen lots of cafes and espresso bars opening up.

And Japan wouldn't be Japan if they wouldn't bring it to the next level. So -  certain talented baristas have created a social media storm in a coffee cup. Yes, it’s a 3D latte art trend turning the foam of a cafe latte or cappuccino into a temporary sculpture floating on the top of the drink. And now you can enjoy a similar drink without acquiring the skills of the latte artists! Introducing the 3D Latte Art Maker Awa Taccino!

The 3D Latte Art Maker allows you to create foam sculptures. All you need is some milk and then the Awa Taccino will blend and dispense the milky foam in a way that's easy to control and "sculpt" into your choice of latte art. So how about a rabbit, bear, frog, or cat?

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3D Latte Art Maker

Aeropress

Brings out the best in every bean!

"A fantastic coffee!"  
- BonAppetit Magazine
 "Amazing"
 - The Globe & Mail

If you haven't heard of it yet ... let us introduce you to one of the easiest ways to create a cup of Java!

The bright minds at Aerobie created a way to brew a single cup of the most flavorful and yet least bitter coffee you've ever tasted.

There have been blind tastings with $6000 coffee machines .. and the Aeropress coffee won!

And it is so simple: Place a spoonful of coffee in the tube, add hot water, then press down on the plunger. There it is - your perfect cup of coffee. It’s also really easy to clean!

To find out where to buy your Aeropress, please visit
Aerobie Coffee Makers