Juicer - Steel - Citrus juicer





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Description from the seller
Vintage lever-operated manual citrus juicer – Chrome-plated aluminum – Modernist design – 1960s/1970s
Offered at auction is an elegant vintage manual citrus juicer, cast in die-cast aluminum with a shiny chrome finish. Noted for its minimalist, modernist design, it stands as a refined example of kitchen tools produced between the 1960s and 1970s.
The rack-and-lever pressing system allows you to apply substantial force with minimal effort, making it ideal for juicing oranges, lemons, grapefruits, and other citrus fruits.
The item is complete with all original components: base, supporting frame, lever, upper press, juicer cone, and pulp-collector filter tray.
Condition
* Overall excellent condition.
* Stable, complete structure.
* Sliding, functioning pressing mechanism.
* Normal, light signs of age consistent with its era.
* Chrome finish well preserved with light signs of use.
* No visible cracks or repairs.
Its clean, timeless design makes it not only a perfectly usable appliance but also an interesting decorative accessory for kitchens styled in vintage, industrial, or modernist aesthetics.
Features
* Type: manual lever citrus juicer
* Period: circa 1960s–1970s
* Material: chromed die-cast aluminum
* Color: shiny silver
* Operating system: lever with gear rack
* Complete with juicer cone, upper press, and pulp-filter tray
Ideal item for collectors of vintage kitchen tools, fans of 20th-century industrial design, or anyone wanting a sturdy, high-quality juicer that outperforms modern plastic products.
The item will be carefully packaged and shipped with tracked delivery.
Note: no brand is visible in the photographs; for this reason it is described as a European-made vintage citrus juicer with no attribution to a specific manufacturer. If a hidden stamp is found on the base or beneath the press, its provenance can be identified precisely.
A98
Seller's Story
Vintage lever-operated manual citrus juicer – Chrome-plated aluminum – Modernist design – 1960s/1970s
Offered at auction is an elegant vintage manual citrus juicer, cast in die-cast aluminum with a shiny chrome finish. Noted for its minimalist, modernist design, it stands as a refined example of kitchen tools produced between the 1960s and 1970s.
The rack-and-lever pressing system allows you to apply substantial force with minimal effort, making it ideal for juicing oranges, lemons, grapefruits, and other citrus fruits.
The item is complete with all original components: base, supporting frame, lever, upper press, juicer cone, and pulp-collector filter tray.
Condition
* Overall excellent condition.
* Stable, complete structure.
* Sliding, functioning pressing mechanism.
* Normal, light signs of age consistent with its era.
* Chrome finish well preserved with light signs of use.
* No visible cracks or repairs.
Its clean, timeless design makes it not only a perfectly usable appliance but also an interesting decorative accessory for kitchens styled in vintage, industrial, or modernist aesthetics.
Features
* Type: manual lever citrus juicer
* Period: circa 1960s–1970s
* Material: chromed die-cast aluminum
* Color: shiny silver
* Operating system: lever with gear rack
* Complete with juicer cone, upper press, and pulp-filter tray
Ideal item for collectors of vintage kitchen tools, fans of 20th-century industrial design, or anyone wanting a sturdy, high-quality juicer that outperforms modern plastic products.
The item will be carefully packaged and shipped with tracked delivery.
Note: no brand is visible in the photographs; for this reason it is described as a European-made vintage citrus juicer with no attribution to a specific manufacturer. If a hidden stamp is found on the base or beneath the press, its provenance can be identified precisely.
A98
