This German nut grinder from the early 20th century is a robust example of utilitarian industrial design. Its construction features a heavy, cylindrical drum made of matte, dark grey metal, with visible patina and oxidation, especially across the main body and supporting arms. All elements are joined by exposed rivets and screws, emphasizing a purely functional, undecorated, and industrial character. The wooden handle, in a light, natural brown, displays the grain and subtle discoloration from decades of use. The mechanism relies on manual operation via a crank, and the screw clamp allows secure attachment to a countertop. The proportions are balanced: the prominent drum and sturdy, curved arm create a harmonious, work-oriented form. The grinder is in good condition for its age – with visible signs of use, scratches, patina, and minor rust, but no significant damage or missing parts.The form of this grinder tells the story of early 20th-century everyday life, when kitchen tools were engineered for durability and simplicity. The raw metal stands silent witness to a time when industrial precision met domestic routine, and each mark recalls hundreds of family meals and repeated gestures. The worn wooden handle, smoothed by many hands, seems to echo the habits of past generations and the changing pace of life, when resilience and practicality mattered as much as flavor.Today, this piece can be displayed on a kitchen shelf alongside enamelware and vintage
DIMENSION
Height25 cm
Depth10 cm
Width20 cm
Dimension details
Width20 cm
Height25 cm
Depth10 cm
Weight1 kg
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