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1920’s B & G Barrel Shaped Wooden Hand Coffee Grinder

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$396 $600 In stock

Category: Espresso Coffee Equipment

1920’s B & G Barrel Shaped Wooden Hand Coffee Grinder - Vintage Collection at Coffee Machine Warehouse

  • Made in the 1920’s
  • B & G
  • Barrel Shaped
  • German Oakwood Look
  • Package Prices Available
  • Pickup Location Clayton VIC 3168
  • Freight Costs Additional

    An eclectic unique collection of antique pieces ranging over 200 years. All items in our vintage collection are genuine vintage items. They are photographed & sold as-is, we have not cleaned or refurbished any part of any unit. Please see our entire catalog for over 100 vintage grinders and other coffee-related items. If you are interested in purchasing more than one item, please let us know & we can organise a package price. Collection from Clayton VIC 3168 is free however if you require freight, this can be arranged at an additional cost. Please get in touch to arrange a freight quote.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sophia Z. ★★★★★

The German oakwood finish on this barrel grinder looks exactly like the photos and feels solid in hand. It takes a bit of muscle to get a fine grind, but the vintage mechanism works surprisingly smoothly.

Adam ★★★★★

Grinding my morning beans by hand with this 1920’s barrel grinder feels like a little ritual now—the wooden crank turns smoothly and the German oakwood finish looks beautiful on my counter.

Scarlett ★★★★★

I was pleasantly surprised by how solid the German oakwood feels in hand—it has real weight to it. Grinding my morning coffee by hand is now a slow, satisfying ritual that tastes noticeably fresher than anything from an electric grinder. The 1920s craftsmanship makes it feel like a piece of history