Juicer - Steel - Citrus juicer Atlant Style

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Description from the seller

Vintage lever-operated manual citrus press – Chrome-plated aluminum – Modernist design – 1960s/1970s

Auction listing for an elegant vintage lever-operated manual citrus press, made in die-cast aluminum with a bright chrome finish. Characterized by a minimalist, modernist design, it is a refined example of kitchen tools produced in the 1960s and 1970s.

The rack-and-lever press system allows applying substantial force with minimal effort, making it ideal for squeezing oranges, lemons, grapefruits, and other citrus fruits.

The item is complete with all original components: base, supporting frame, lever, upper pressing head, citrus cone, and pulp-strainer collection tray.

Conditions

* Overall good preservation state.
* Stable and complete structure.
* Sliding and functioning pressing mechanism.
* Normal and light signs of aging compatible with its age.
* Chrome finish well preserved with slight signs of use.
* No visible breaks or repairs.

Its clean, timeless design makes it not only a fully usable tool but also an interesting decorative accessory for kitchens with vintage, industrial, or modernist style.

Features

* Type: manual lever citrus press
* Period: circa 1960s–1970s
* Material: chrome-plated die-cast aluminum
* Color: bright silver
* Operating system: rack-and-lever mechanism
* Complete with citrus cone, upper press, and pulp-strainer filter

Ideal item for collectors of vintage kitchen tools, enthusiasts of 20th-century industrial design, or anyone seeking a robust, well-built citrus press that offers higher quality than modern plastic products.

The item will be carefully packed and shipped with trackable shipping.

Note: no visible brand is present in the photos; for this reason it is described as a vintage European-made citrus press with no attribution to a specific manufacturer. If a hidden stamp on the base or beneath the press head is present, its manufacturing can be identified precisely.

B89

Seller's Story

TradeCollection is a project dedicated to selecting collectible items carefully chosen with attention to detail. Each lot is the result of targeted research, with the aim of offering authentic and high-quality items. Precision in descriptions, reliability in shipping, and customer care are the core values of the service. A reference point for those seeking interesting and curated pieces. We firmly believe in environmental sustainability, which is why we have decided to use as much recycled packaging as possible and we select couriers who share our same values.
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Vintage lever-operated manual citrus press – Chrome-plated aluminum – Modernist design – 1960s/1970s

Auction listing for an elegant vintage lever-operated manual citrus press, made in die-cast aluminum with a bright chrome finish. Characterized by a minimalist, modernist design, it is a refined example of kitchen tools produced in the 1960s and 1970s.

The rack-and-lever press system allows applying substantial force with minimal effort, making it ideal for squeezing oranges, lemons, grapefruits, and other citrus fruits.

The item is complete with all original components: base, supporting frame, lever, upper pressing head, citrus cone, and pulp-strainer collection tray.

Conditions

* Overall good preservation state.
* Stable and complete structure.
* Sliding and functioning pressing mechanism.
* Normal and light signs of aging compatible with its age.
* Chrome finish well preserved with slight signs of use.
* No visible breaks or repairs.

Its clean, timeless design makes it not only a fully usable tool but also an interesting decorative accessory for kitchens with vintage, industrial, or modernist style.

Features

* Type: manual lever citrus press
* Period: circa 1960s–1970s
* Material: chrome-plated die-cast aluminum
* Color: bright silver
* Operating system: rack-and-lever mechanism
* Complete with citrus cone, upper press, and pulp-strainer filter

Ideal item for collectors of vintage kitchen tools, enthusiasts of 20th-century industrial design, or anyone seeking a robust, well-built citrus press that offers higher quality than modern plastic products.

The item will be carefully packed and shipped with trackable shipping.

Note: no visible brand is present in the photos; for this reason it is described as a vintage European-made citrus press with no attribution to a specific manufacturer. If a hidden stamp on the base or beneath the press head is present, its manufacturing can be identified precisely.

B89

Seller's Story

TradeCollection is a project dedicated to selecting collectible items carefully chosen with attention to detail. Each lot is the result of targeted research, with the aim of offering authentic and high-quality items. Precision in descriptions, reliability in shipping, and customer care are the core values of the service. A reference point for those seeking interesting and curated pieces. We firmly believe in environmental sustainability, which is why we have decided to use as much recycled packaging as possible and we select couriers who share our same values.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
1.8 g
Title additional information
Citrus juicer Atlant Style
Number of objects
1
Country of Origin
Italy
Material
Steel
Colour
Silver
Style
Modern
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
21 cm
Width
16 cm
Depth
18 cm
In Working Order
Yes
Estimated period
1960-1970
ItalyVerified
156
Objects sold
100%
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