Vintage Mepra Syringe Kettle Complete Stainless Steel - Italy 1970

This vintage syringe boiler produced by Mepra in the 70s is a medical object with a retro charm, once used for sterilizing syringes. Made of 18/8 stainless steel , the kettle is resistant and robust, qualities that have allowed this piece to maintain its structure intact despite its age. The polished steel, without obvious dents, gives the kettle a professional and vintage look, perfect for those who love collecting vintage medical objects.

Inside the box, we find the original glass syringe, accompanied by the needle with its small protective container. The syringe, marked “Rose Diamant Glas”, adds a further touch of authenticity and history to the piece. Despite some signs of aging on the glass of the syringe and slight scratches on the surface of the kettle, the entire set is in good condition and perfectly preserved.

The red cardboard box, with the characteristic Mepra logo of the time, has suffered some wear on the corners and has a missing part with signs of opening. However, the typical 70's graphic aesthetic of this detail adds value for collectors and those who appreciate the history of medical instruments.

This vintage Mepr a syringe boiler is more than just an object: it represents a piece of medical history, ideal for both vintage displays and to enrich a personal collection of vintage medical items.

Characteristics:

Length: 15 cm

Width: 8 cm

Thickness: 5 cm

Weight: 0.5 Kg