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#2 Size Coffee Mill / Grinder Past Sales Archive
Baby Enterprise #2 Cast Iron
Coffee Mill / Grinder This
super original condition coffee grinder was made by the premier maker of
such things, the Enterprise Manufacturing Co. of Philadelphia PA. It is in
very nice
overall with bright colors and the paint being original, as are the
decals. The base and drawer are original and nice. The decals on the
body are original but somewhat worn and faded as can be expected. There is a bit of
coffee residue on the wheels and body as is often found, and we tend to leave
them this way as it is true indication of the age and character of these fabulous
devices from a time past. You can buy #2 grinders pretty regularly, but
not this earlier smaller size referred to as the "baby". These models
never had a top, and it is proper as shown. This is an unusual opportunity to be able to buy one in
this nice condition. Very Nice!!
Good+ ..... $1295.00 SOLD!
Simmons
Hardware Co. St Louis,
MO Koffee Krusher #2 Size Coffee Mill This
is a super rare and in super condition vintage coffee grinder / mill that was
produced for the Simmons Hardware Co. of St. Louis, MO near the turn of
the last century. Their logo was a pair of KK's and the name Keen
Kutter, thus explaining the name Koffee Krusher cast into the wheels
of this coffee mill. Simmons Hdwe. Co. was a famous hardware store,
and their line of products have become quite collectible, and the rare
pieces that they produced bring respectable amounts these days. This
piece is unusual, and unlike a lot of stuff that comes out of the Midwest it
is in super condition. I remember the first one of these I saw go on
the internet a few years back. The seller did not know what the initials
meant and never mentioned the name Keen Kutter or Simmons in the ad.
There was next to no bidding and as I waited for the clock to run down my
computer disconnected and I missed the chance to bid. It sold for a
pittance. Good+ ..... $1295.00 SOLD!
Landers,
Frary, & Clark #20 1/2 Cast Iron Coffee Mill
This super condition coffee grinder is still
sporting nearly 100% of its two-tone original Black and White finish. This
famous and well respected company put out a well finished and highly detailed
series of coffee mills and in their quest for market share with Enterprise and
other makers of quality cast iron products back near the turn of the last
century. They went the extra mile with details like ball bearing wheels and
varying paint schemes to entice the buyer to purchase their version. This model
has the extra bonus of the nickel plated hopper that is an exceedingly rare find
in today's marketplace. I have seen these in a number of different paint
schemes and they really do stand out from the typical red that most Enterprises
or Parker Mills came in. The internals are here as well, and it does a real
nice job grinding coffee as well. A super coffee mill in rarely seen model and
super condition to boot!! Click
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Excellent .....
SOLD!
Landers
Frary & Clark #20 Coffee Mill The
condition of this all cast iron coffee mill is superb. It is one of the
hardest to find and most desirable of all small coffee mills that there
is. It has great form and eye appeal and will be a welcome addition to
the decor or collection. If you are only going to have one, this is
it. You will never find one in nicer condition!!
Super ....$995.00
SOLD
Chas. Parker 202 Coffee Grinder
We started buying antique coffee grinders / mills
a few years ago--- # 2's, wall-mounts, big ones, lap models, etc. and more by
luck than by really knowing anything we managed to acquire and keep a few
really nice ones. Back then Parkers were second rate and the rage was over
Enterprise grinders. This Parker 202 struck us as being unusual in that it
looked like a floor model grinder, or larger countertop model in design, but it
is really the size of a No. 2 with just 8 1/2" wheels. Also the high-top
sliding domed lid is a different design than commonly seen. We've heard there
are only a couple known and we would be curious to hear if there are any others
out there.
Excellent..... $SOLD!!
Enterprise
#2 Coffee Mill This #2 size coffee mill was made by
the most famous maker of cast iron grinders and other cast iron kitchenware, The
Enterprise Manufacturing Co. of Philadelphia PA. It is in very nice overall
condition and the paint is bright and decals are original and better than most.
The base is a replacement that I refinished. The paint is good+ and just slightly faded as is
often found. There are lots of decals remaining with good color. A
couple of them do show wear, but overall they are very nice. The cast iron drawer with the
porcelain knob is proper and original. This mill works fine and grinds, but there is a slight
wobble to one wheel. There are no casting breaks or cracks in it, it
is just a little off balance. Number 2 mills stand just over 12 inches
tall and have 9" wheels.
Good+ ..... $895.00 SOLD!
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Chas.
Parker Meriden Conn. #250 Coffee Mill
It would be hard for anyone to find fault with
the condition of this spectacular piece as it is simply superb. This
coffee mill came to us here in California a few years ago at one of the
few remaining shows that we bother going to anymore. It is the type
of find that makes you drive 3 or more hours and spend lots of money on
expenses even though you know in your heart that you will probably come
home empty. We have a similar Enterprise grinder with a nickeled
hopper, but it is much smaller and no where near as graphic or interesting as
this one is. When we first started buying grinders, it seemed that
Enterprise grinders were all the rage, and that they would bring far more than
their off brand counterparts. That trend seems to have lessened, and now
I think people have begun to realize that these Parkers and some others are far
less common than the Enterprise models. In addition to coffee grinders /
mills like this, Parker made a host of other cast iron products and hardware,
as well as a superior line of firearms and they had a reputation for always
putting forth a quality product. They certainly did not skimp or hold
back on this piece.
Good+ ..... $SOLD!