An early 20th century manual coffee grinder by Zassenhaus, Germany. This piece represents a well-crafted domestic tool from the early industrial period, combining functional design with durable materials. The solid wooden body is constructed using dovetail joints, indicating traditional craftsmanship. The grinder is equipped with a metal crank mechanism and a domed green-painted steel hopper. Inside, the grinder retains its original porcelain liner, a feature used to preserve the aroma and purity of the coffee during grinding. The mechanism allows for a wide range of grind settings, from fine to coarse, making it a more advanced example of its type. The original Zassenhaus badge with the “Garantierte Ware” marking is still present on the front, confirming its origin and quality standard. Condition is good, with visible age-related wear consistent with long-term use. The wood shows patina and surface marks, and the metal parts show light oxidation. These elements contribute to the authenticity and character of the object. The grinder appears complete, including drawer, lid, and handle. Dating: early 20th century, circa 1910–1930, based on construction, materials, and design features. Origin: Germany Materials: wood, steel, iron, porcelain Colours: brown, green Dimensions (approx.): Height: 20 cm Width: 13 cm Depth: 13 cm Weight: 739 g The item will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking.