Here is a cool antique coffee mill made of wood that has been dovetailed on the corners, cast iron parts and still works! The nob is pretty worn but the cast iron looks great and the beads on the bolts holding the grinder are really cool. Some of the edges of the wood have been worn off, top and bottom. It would be really nice in a farmhouse kitchen as is or you could polyuerathane it to bring out the wood colors. The nob on the drawer is wood and that could always be changed to a pretty ceramic one. It is 7.75 x 7.5 x 5". The grinder bowl is 4.25" in diameter. Made in 1900, model 101. It weighs over 3 lbs.
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