German’s coffee maker made of high-quality stainless steel, is designed like a Russian Samowar high-class kettle. It’s easy for coffee enthusiasts to find and buy similar coffee makers on the market. Although it is not a common brewing tool used in the kitchen, this coffee maker shows a classy stature for its user. It is sophisticately designed with three animal-shaped cylinders, a smooth round bottom without patterns, a Rumine spout with a round black knob, a black plastic handle on the body, a stylized three small and big steps on the neck and a conical screwing lid that can be turned gently to pour boiling water into the pot to make coffee. There is a power outlet at the back, which is so convenient for busy housewives, just put into a filter net inside the coffee maker 300g of ground coffee powder, pour 400ml of boiled water for about 3 minutes if using pre-boiled water, for 8 minutes if water is cold. The whole family gather before leaving home to go to work is a rite and habit of German. Making German-style coffee at home in the 1920s was not simply a show of love for coffee but also a culture for women of families to show their ingenuity in the kitchen.