Coffeepot Tapestries

A retro pattern inspired by diners and cafes in the fifties and sixties. A pink, checkered background, like a cafe floor. The pattern has retro cafe items like tea cups, teapots, coffee pots and art deco furniture. A fun, vintage pattern.

Woman with a Coffeepot by Paul Cezanne, circa 1895. Oil on canvas.

Brewty is in the eye of the mug holder!

The 19th century was a simpler time when chores were done by hand rather than the appliances we have now. Here, in this 19th century kitchen we see typical kitchen implements and dishes drying on a dish drain.

The butternut squash, tasty and nutritious, is a Native American gourd which became popular in the mid-nineteenth century.

Image of blue pots and a blue coffeepot on an old-fashioned stove.

Coffee? Hell Yes! We salute you Captain! Well Coffee Man is here to rescue you. This pot has saluting you for your coffee loving. Coffee Man appreciates your patronage.

Coffee? Hell Yes! Is coffee your superhero? Well Coffee Man is here to rescue you. This flying coffee pot has two cups of coffee specially for you. Coffee Man will swoop in and save the day.

A crazy cartoon coffe cup with his tongue hanging out is running with two pots of coffee. Text: Mine! Mine! Mine! Mine! Mine!

For those who can't function without coffee in the morning.

Good Coffee! ...the sign of a good way to start your day.

A coffee pot cartoon with a grinning face. He has a coffee cup. The text: Coffee? Hell Yes!