The brass coffee kettle, Islamic style, the late 19th century Turkey. The lid is attached to the body and has a conical shape. The kettle bottom is round and flat because it is only placed in the charcoal stove for cooking. Looking at the kettle bottom can see that the kettle has been used for a long time, there are scorch marks on the bottom, dents and a very beautiful army green cover. There is a story about this kettle. It was suspended with a cup when the Turkish warriors marched. At that time, coffee was seen as milk for chess players and thinkers and a drink for Turkey’s mighty warriors.