As social structures and lifestyles changed in the 1920s and ’30s, the servant class waned. The housewife, who was now both cook and hostess, wanted all the latest modern appliances, including modern coffeepots. Housewares companies hired well-known designers, such as Lurelle Guild and Russel Wright, to redesign aluminum coffeepots for the growing consumer market. In addition to its modern aesthetic, aluminum conducts heat well and is light-weight, an added bonus for any kitchen or serving ware.
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