🧂 Elevate your seasoning game with timeless European flair!
The Original European Mill is an 8-inch tall, brass manual salt grinder inspired by traditional Greek coffee mills. Featuring a durable, corrosion-resistant food-grade plastic grinding mechanism, it delivers a consistent fine-to-medium salt grind. Handmade by skilled artisans in small batches, each mill boasts a unique finish that naturally develops a patina over time. Its compact size and flanged base ensure stability and elegance on any kitchen countertop.
| Is the item dishwasher safe? | No |
| Material Type | Brass |
| Item Dimensions W x H | 3.75"W x 8"H |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Color | Brass |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Kitchen |
P**B
Gorgeous With a Luxury Vibe
I bought two sizes of this item and use them for both salt and pepper. They came well packaged and in perfect condition. They are expensive but, I did wait for a sale to make them a little more affordable. I justified the expense because not only are they functional but, they look beautiful out on my counter with some additional decor like a few stacked cookbooks, a pretty spoon rest and a faux plant. These definitely feel and look like a luxury purchase but, they feel as if they will last a lifetime and could even be passed down to family at some point. I decided to make the investment and I'm glad I did.
J**S
Absolute high quality Sal
Without a doubt, worth every penny!
S**O
Enamorada de el resultado! 🫶🏻
Divinos y muy elegantes!
Y**I
Missing pieces
Missing the handle at the top
M**S
Beautiful Salt and Pepper Grinders
The salt and pepper grinders are beautiful and we love them.
L**N
Beautifully serves the purpose for which it was intended. Looks very high end!
Lovely item.
D**I
Quality workmanship
this is great! i bought both the salt and pepper grinder. it is a bit of a luxury but works great and looks high end in the kitchen. solid piece of art in addition to being efficient.
D**N
Hard to turn crank when loaded
Product looks good and provides a fine grind. That is, if you can physically turn the crank. Very difficult at best
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