This Antique Enterprise Mfg Co. Cast Iron Coffee Grinder, Model Number 7 is a coffee grinder from the late 19th century. This item is a superb example of American craftsmanship and industrial design. Featuring intricate cast iron detailing and a classic large wheel for grinding, this piece is both a decorative and functional relic of the past. The grinder's condition is outstanding for its age with its original paint and decals still. Its worn look adds character and authenticity to the piece. The wooden base that has a drawer does have a piece of wood missing. Its sturdy construction ensures it remains a valuable tool for grinding coffee, while also serving as a striking decorative item in any antique or rustic kitchen setup. Please look at the images for more close up photos of the item's condition.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: This piece is in good antique condition with strong visual appeal. The cast-iron body and dual wheels show age-appropriate wear, including areas where the original red paint has faded and spots of surface rust/patina, typical for its age. The gold detailing and lettering are still visible but softened from years of use. The wooden base is sturdy, with some scuffs and finish wear. The small front drawer appears functional. The top finial is present, and the handle turns, though overall functionality hasn't been fully tested.
Beautiful patina, great display presence, and a nice, honest antique look.

Origin:
United States

Materials & Techniques:
Cast Iron

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Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; This piece is in good antique condition with strong visual appeal. The cast-iron body and dual wheels show age-appropriate wear, including areas where the original red paint has faded and spots of surface rust/patina, typical for its age. The gold detailing and lettering are still visible but softened from years of use. The wooden base is sturdy, with some scuffs and finish wear. The small front drawer appears functional. The top finial is present, and the handle turns, though overall functionality hasn’t been fully tested.
Beautiful patina, great display presence, and a nice, honest antique look.