15 Vintage Coffee Clipart

Do you love a good cup of coffee? Do you love crafting? Well, I have the perfect thing for you! Vintage Coffee clipart might just be what your next project needs. From Coffee Pots to Grinders and even a Botanical Coffee plant, this vintage-themed clipart will make your work beautiful and unique. Get inspired today with Vintage Coffee clip art! Grab your paint brushes, glue, scissors and get ready to create. You’ll find some great images of different styles and sizes, which will allow you to craft an amazing project that suits your needs!

Nostalgic Coffee Ephemera

This is an Old Black and White Coffee Advertisement Graphic! The image above of a Coffee Ad postcard is fun to read, especially since it is a Mocha blend. Notice the humorous promise on the card that says “All Coffee and No Trash!” I’m sure the customers were happy to know that little ‘tidbit’ of information!

Pictured above is a lovely old Coffee Advertisement! There are great graphics on this one, including the Lion and the Floral Branches. That is one stately looking Lion! The King of Coffees slogan surely refers to the Lion since he is the King of the Jungle. Such a great idea! The Typography is fabulous as well!

Botanical Coffee Plant Print

Shown above is a Botanical image of a beautiful Coffee plant with bright red berries, which along with the captivating detailed features really brings it to life! Make sure you enlarge this to clearly see the detail on this pretty botanical! Scanned from a Circa 1887 German Plant Book, it is quite an impressive image!

Vintage Coffee Clipart

Here is a fun Coffee Trade Card from Baltimore, MD! Shaped like a Lord Calvert Coffee can, it is a die cut Coffee Ad for regular or drip grind coffee for a Percolator. So cute!

Here we have a tall Vintage Coffee Pot Image! This is a Victorian Die Cut Scrap piece. It looks to me like this is supposed to be a metal Coffee Pot. It has an unusual shape with fluted sides and an engraved decorative design on it. The handle appears to be made of wood. Interesting!

This is a cute Old Coffee Grinder Clip Art Image! It was scanned from a Circa 1880 German Print that featured various kitchen tools and accessories on it. Above is a Wooden Coffee Grinder with metal handle on it, and a little drawer with a red knob. Such a cheerful looking piece that would make fun Wall Art for a Kitchen or cute transferred onto a Kitchen Towel!

Here is a picture of a wonderful old Coffee Grinder! It looks to be quite heavy duty and it’s decorative as well, with that little Eagle finial on top.

Here is the latest addition to this collection. Here we have an old Graniteware Coffee Pot. This picture is black and white, because it came from an old printer’s book, but in real life these usually were bright fun jewel tone colors! They are really fun pieces to collect and display in a kitchen.

Woman with Coffee Illustration

Here we see a beautiful illustration of a young girl with a big cup of Coffee! I love the softness of this scene and the pretty flowers.

Antique Coffee Percolators

Above is a tall Coffee Percolator from an early 1900’s Catalog! This one is metal with a fairly substantial handle and a glass dome on top where you can watch the coffee perk. It has the word ‘ROME’ embossed on the glass. Here is a quirky looking Coffee Percolator Graphic! The metal on this one seems to be textured and covered with a pattern of dots. It has a black handle and textured spout.

This is another fun Retro Coffee Percolator Image! Shown above is an old Black and White Image of a Vintage Electric Coffee Pot! Made of silver toned metal with a black plastic handle plus a curly black cord and glass lid, it has fluted body design and tiny ball feet. This one is truly splendid.

Shown above is a nice Black and White Clip Art Image of a Vintage or Retro Electric Coffee Percolator! Also made of metal and including a black plastic handle and glass lid, this one is resembles one my Grandmother used.

Above is a gorgeous black and white Coffee Pot Engraving. This one is highly decorative and is probably silver. The tall graceful shape of this serving piece makes it truly special! I found this illustration in an 1850’s Catalog in my collection.

Retro Coffee Clipart

Here is a fun image from a 1940’s Printers Book! The husband seems to be quite pleased as he is being served coffee by his lovely wife. Dressed in a suit and tie, he is quite attractive as well. She is in a pretty robe or dress. It would be cute for a Father’s Day card! So fun!

I hope you enjoyed this fun curated collection of Vintage Coffee Clipart! You might also like our Charming Teapot Clipart Images HERE.

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Comments

Rosemary DiBattista says

May 20, 2024 at 2:38 pm

Hi Karen,
I love your site and have used it for years! Regarding the first antique perk pot, I’m fairly sure the label says “Rome,” not “home.” Maybe that’s where it was made? Thanks for all the nostalgic beauty you provide!
Rosie
- Karen Watson says
  
  May 23, 2024 at 11:15 am
  
  Hi Rosie, Thank you! I think you are right about that, I have corrected it in the description. Thanks for being a long time reader!
Erin Kaven says

May 14, 2023 at 5:15 pm

Never mind. Found it in premium under Irish Coffee
- Karen Watson says
  
  May 16, 2023 at 3:46 pm
  
  Ok. That makes sense! I’m glad you found it!
Erin Kaven says

May 14, 2023 at 4:51 pm

A while ago you had an Erin coffee graphic but I can’t find it on this or premium (yes I’ve been a member from the beginning). Has it been removed? I would dearly love to get it. I should have printed it when I saw it. It was within the past twelve months I thought. Please let me know .
Thank you,
- Karen Watson says
  
  May 16, 2023 at 3:45 pm
  
  Hi Erin, I’m sorry but I don’t think that was me. I don’t remember having anything like that. I hope you can find it!
Lorie Roberts says

September 7, 2021 at 1:00 pm

I can not get any to download. It shows up huge and no download button shows. I have been missing all these. I didn’t realize it was weekly.
- graphicsfairy says
  
  September 8, 2021 at 7:59 am
  
  Hi Lorie, to download the images click on the image which enlarges it, then right click (using the right button on your mouse, click on save as, name it then click on save. It is then downloaded to your computer and you can pull it up and print it or whatever you like 🙂 I hope that helps.
Irene says

September 3, 2021 at 9:38 am

Hi Karen,

Oh, I adore those coffee ads! When I read, “no trash,” I thought – Wow, they just tell it like it is! LOL!
That is a great ad – I love it. The one with the lion – that one has a lot to look at. The lion is beautiful and it sure sends the message about being King of Coffees. I love that one too.
The coffee plant looks so interesting – I’ve never seen one before. It’s gorgeous!

Thank you for sharing these awesome images with us!

Have a wonderful long weekend!!
- graphicsfairy says
  
  September 3, 2021 at 10:07 am
  
  Thanks so much Irene and I am so glad you enjoyed them. I hope you have a wonderful weekend too!
Christine Eaton Jones says

August 30, 2021 at 11:33 am

Love these coffee pot graphics. Thank you.
- graphicsfairy says
  
  August 30, 2021 at 5:00 pm
  
  I am so glad you enjoyed them Christine 🙂
cjwright says

August 28, 2021 at 6:25 pm

That coffee postcard with the “no trash” promise is fantastic. They would add sawdust to coffee back in the day. I guess the only way to be really sure is to grind your own beans. The Lion Coffee is one of my favorite ads ever.
- graphicsfairy says
  
  August 30, 2021 at 5:01 pm
  
  Oh wow, really, sawdust? Yikes, well I am glad you enjoyed the images!
- Jean McCalla says
  
  September 3, 2021 at 10:59 am
  
  How do you download the coffee, I’m new to your site
  - Karen Watson says
    
    September 3, 2021 at 5:26 pm
    
    Hi Jean, Just click on the image that you would like to download, and then save it by clicking with the button on the left side of your mouse. You will see a box that pops up, inside that box select “save as” to save to your computer. I hope that helps!