1790—The first crude package coffee is sold in "narrow mouthed stoneware pots and jars," by a New York merchant.
1792—The Tontine coffee house is established in New York.
1794—The import duty on coffee in the United States is increased to five cents a pound.
1798—The first United States patent for an improved coffee-grinding mill is granted to Thomas Bruff, Sr.
1800[L]—Chicory comes into use in Holland as a substitute for coffee.
1800[L]—De Belloy's coffee pot, made of tin, later of porcelain, appears—the original French drip coffee pot.
1800[L]–1900[L]—There is a return in England to the style of coffee-serving pot having the handle at right angle to the spout.
1802—The first French patent on a coffee maker is granted to Denobe, Henrion, and Rouch for "a pharmacological-chemical coffee making device by infusion."
1802—Charles Wyatt is granted a patent in London on an apparatus for distilling coffee.
1804[L]—The first cargo of coffee—and other East Indian produce—from Mocha, to be shipped in an American bottom, reaches Salem, Mass.