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This too is a CoffeeMatic, but was one of the last "named" series: Coronet Pattern. I have a toaster and waffle baker that matches - but was too lazy to get them out!

Another CoffeeMatic. This time will a "trial" logo thought by company executive to relate to the public the company's "world objective". From the first appearance in about 1898 the familiar dog-bone shaped logo was replaced by the quartered earth behind the word Universal. This was done toward...

and back now to some simpler units... Simply "CoffeeMatic". This one is an inexpensive workhorse, and actually belonged to Terry. I gave this to him as a Christmas present and when he passed, I asked for it back so I would have something of his that I hoped meant a little something to him...

See....the handles on the urn match the flatware....

Farmington Pattern. A Silverplate Pattern on steroids. This pattern came in an urn, percolator, originally silver plated then chrome plated, and matched the flatware service offered starting in 1917. (yep - I've got most of the flatware too....)

Lafayette Pattern. French Colonialism at it's finest....

and this time with companion kettle on tilting stand enabling one to pour without lifting the kettle.

Colonial Pattern Loving Cup. By far the most prolific urn pattern produced by the company. It came in silver plated, nickel, chrome, copper, and "butler" finishes. The company's most successful - estimated to have 50,000 given to new brides. Shown with companion chaffing dish.

Grecian Pattern. "from the Music Man".....one Grecian urn....." (shown with companion casserole)

Hamilton Pattern. Shown with companion "Sweetheart" Toaster and waffle baker. Note the "earing" handles...

Raleigh Pattern set...

Originally Spartan, later Aladdin Pattern...

Now we start to get into some heavy hitters..... Empire Pattern set. Notice the red handles and the red glass top...

Normandie Pattern set.

Chevalier Pattern.

Mission Pattern. Percolator with matching tea-ball tea kettle.

Universal Electro-vac Colonial Pattern. The glass bowls are not the ones supplied with this maker - someday I'll find the right ones.

Moderne Pattern

The one exception... Colonial High-Boy While still LF&C, this is a Landers trademark and not Universal. This very percolator is from the collection of Richard Frary, a descendant of James Darius Frary. (Yes THAT Frary, of Landers Frary & Clark)....

Three cup Continental Pattern