Leinbrock's Ideal - Coffee grinder (2) - Wood, Metal

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Description from the seller

Lot of 2 vintage Leinbrock's Ideal coffee grinders - Germany, mid-20th century

Stunning set of two antique manual coffee grinders from the famous German brand Leinbrock, iconic model "Ideal". Founded in the 19th century, the Leinbrock house is renowned for the high quality and robustness of its steel grinding mechanisms.

This complementary lot includes:
• A first classic grinder with a light wood body assembled in a dovetail joint, topped by a natural wood domed cap. Its dark handle and its original red diamond-shaped label with the globe emphasize its retro authenticity.

• A second grinder with a unique style, dressed with a blue glossy metal cap of origin, bringing a superb pop of color and contrast. It also has its original brand label in perfect condition.
Both items have their original wooden receiving drawer with an ogive-shaped knob to collect ground coffee.

Features & Details:

• Brand: Leinbrock's Ideal
• Origin: Germany
• Era: Mid-20th century (ca. 1950-1960)
• Materials: Wood (beech/oak), steel, enameled metal
• Condition: Very good overall aesthetic condition with a magnificent patina of use that attests to their authenticity. The mechanisms turn freely. The original labels are perfectly legible. (Please refer to the numerous photos that are an integral part of the description).
Ideal for collectors of antique kitchen objects (kitchenalia), coffee enthusiasts, or to bring a warm, rustic and vintage touch to the decoration of a kitchen or a shop

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Lot of 2 vintage Leinbrock's Ideal coffee grinders - Germany, mid-20th century

Stunning set of two antique manual coffee grinders from the famous German brand Leinbrock, iconic model "Ideal". Founded in the 19th century, the Leinbrock house is renowned for the high quality and robustness of its steel grinding mechanisms.

This complementary lot includes:
• A first classic grinder with a light wood body assembled in a dovetail joint, topped by a natural wood domed cap. Its dark handle and its original red diamond-shaped label with the globe emphasize its retro authenticity.

• A second grinder with a unique style, dressed with a blue glossy metal cap of origin, bringing a superb pop of color and contrast. It also has its original brand label in perfect condition.
Both items have their original wooden receiving drawer with an ogive-shaped knob to collect ground coffee.

Features & Details:

• Brand: Leinbrock's Ideal
• Origin: Germany
• Era: Mid-20th century (ca. 1950-1960)
• Materials: Wood (beech/oak), steel, enameled metal
• Condition: Very good overall aesthetic condition with a magnificent patina of use that attests to their authenticity. The mechanisms turn freely. The original labels are perfectly legible. (Please refer to the numerous photos that are an integral part of the description).
Ideal for collectors of antique kitchen objects (kitchenalia), coffee enthusiasts, or to bring a warm, rustic and vintage touch to the decoration of a kitchen or a shop

Careful shipping with transmission of the number of

Details

Era
1900-2000
Specific region of origin
Allemagne
Number of objects
2
Country of Origin
Germany
Manufacturer/ Brand
Leinbrock's Ideal
Material
Metal, Wood
Colour
Blue, Brown
Style
Vintage
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
21 cm
Width
12 cm
Depth
12 cm
In Working Order
Yes
Estimated period
1950-1960
FranceVerified
67
Objects sold
100%
Private

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