Verona Heritage Pot — Brass
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NAVERQIO Heritage — machines with a second century in them
Some espresso is a machine; some is a small ceremony. The Verona is the ceremony — heritage pot-making with modern seals, an heirloom that still earns its place on a Monday stove.
Restoration here means metal, not paint. Machines are stripped to the last stud; boilers are pressure-tested or re-made; groups are re-sleeved and re-sprung; chrome and enamel are redone by the same Bohemian platers who do our new work. What cannot be saved is re-machined from the original drawings — and noted honestly in the piece's papers.
Design & Craft
- Presentation box in atelier linen
- Commissioned in Prague; shot parameters in the papers
- Gaskets and filters standard and stocked — heirlooms that still work
- Dossier included: what was original, what was renewed, and the proof
- Stripped to the last stud; boilers pressure-tested or re-made
Specifications
| Finish | Solid brass, mirror polish |
| Edition | Numbered, founder's stamp |
| Capacity | 3 / 6 cup by model |
| Seals | Standard, stocked spares |
| Weight | ≈ 2.4 kg |
| Box | Atelier linen presentation |
Care
Stainless and brass wipe clean and love a soft cloth; walnut wants a drop of mineral oil when it dulls. No dishwashers for wooden handles or leather — everything else in this collection shrugs one off.
Questions, Answered
Is a restored machine reliable enough for daily use?
Yes — boilers are pressure-certified, groups re-built, and electrics brought to current standards. Each piece carries the same two-year warranty as our new machines.
What exactly was replaced?
Every piece ships with its dossier: original components, renewed components, test certificates and commissioning parameters. Provenance is the product.
The NAVERQIO Promise
One standard across the range: if we would not put it on our own bar in Prague, it does not ship with the NAVERQIO mark.