Coffee grinder - Iron, Spelter - Mill Café Peugeot
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Description from the seller
Antique manual coffee grinder from Peugeot Frères, manufactured in France, a classic mid-20th-century specimen. Body in solid wood with traditional joints, front drawer for collecting ground coffee, and a red-enamelled metal dome. Metal crank with a wooden handle, stamped with the inscription “Peugeot Frères” and the emblematic lion.
The mill features the original label ‘Made in France – Peugeot Frères’ on the front, as well as the engraving on the crank, elements that confirm the piece’s authenticity. The internal mechanism is steel, suitable for grinding coffee beans, maintaining operational functionality.
Approximate dimensions
• Height: ~15 cm
• Width: ~12 cm
• Depth: ~12 cm
Condition
Good overall condition for its age. It shows normal signs of use and patina of time, consistent with an antique object. Solid wood, drawer functional, finish with small signs of wear. No structural damage detected.
Notes
A highly sought-after item among collectors of antique utensils, French industrial design, and Peugeot-branded objects. Ideal for both collection and decorative use in a vintage kitchen, cafeteria, or themed space.
Seller's Story
I am passionate about art, antiques, and decorative objects with historical and aesthetic value. I carefully select unique pieces for auction, prioritizing those that stand out for their originality, quality, and history.
I have a special affinity for antique mirrors inspired by the work of Alphonse Mucha, acquired from private collections and antique shops in Portugal and France. I also place great importance on pieces made of carved wood, especially in gilded relief, which represent the refinement and craftsmanship of classical decorative arts.
Translated by Google TranslateAntique manual coffee grinder from Peugeot Frères, manufactured in France, a classic mid-20th-century specimen. Body in solid wood with traditional joints, front drawer for collecting ground coffee, and a red-enamelled metal dome. Metal crank with a wooden handle, stamped with the inscription “Peugeot Frères” and the emblematic lion.
The mill features the original label ‘Made in France – Peugeot Frères’ on the front, as well as the engraving on the crank, elements that confirm the piece’s authenticity. The internal mechanism is steel, suitable for grinding coffee beans, maintaining operational functionality.
Approximate dimensions
• Height: ~15 cm
• Width: ~12 cm
• Depth: ~12 cm
Condition
Good overall condition for its age. It shows normal signs of use and patina of time, consistent with an antique object. Solid wood, drawer functional, finish with small signs of wear. No structural damage detected.
Notes
A highly sought-after item among collectors of antique utensils, French industrial design, and Peugeot-branded objects. Ideal for both collection and decorative use in a vintage kitchen, cafeteria, or themed space.
Seller's Story
I am passionate about art, antiques, and decorative objects with historical and aesthetic value. I carefully select unique pieces for auction, prioritizing those that stand out for their originality, quality, and history.
I have a special affinity for antique mirrors inspired by the work of Alphonse Mucha, acquired from private collections and antique shops in Portugal and France. I also place great importance on pieces made of carved wood, especially in gilded relief, which represent the refinement and craftsmanship of classical decorative arts.
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1900-2000
Weight
2 kg
Specific region of origin
Lamego
Title additional information
Mill Café Peugeot
No. of items
1
Country of Origin
Portugal
Material
Iron, Spelter
Colour
Beige, Red
Style
Antique
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
31 cm
Width
12 cm
Depth
16 cm
In Working Order
Yes
Estimated Period
1940-1950
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