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French Peugeot Freres Coffee Grinder Modele Depose
Here is a charming wood and pewter French Coffee grinder from around the turn of the late 1800's or early 1900's. Signed on the front metal tag is the words: Peugeot Freres, Valentigney Doubs, Model depose. On the top of the front metal cover of the grinder itself is a makers mark with a Lion standing on the shaft of an arrow. The wording around that mark says: Peugeot Freres, S.G.D.G., Brevets followed by one more word but I cannot make it out.
This is a wood case grinder in great shape with no cracks, chips or pieces missing. The drawer in the case that collects the ground coffee is also in great condition. The drawer even contains some coffee residue and smells like old coffee, Wonderful! The handle appears original as is the metal dome. The grinder inside is all complete and has an adjustable arbor to vary the grind. It appears to not have been used in years and probably was on display somewhere. The drawer fits well and has tiny spring fittings on the sides to keep the drawer in place when handling the unit.
What a great addition to a yesteryear display this unit is. These units are not hard to find but rarely do you see one in this great condition with no damage.
The grinder measures 5.5 inches square by 5 inches tall to the top of the wood and 9 inches tall to the very top of the handle knob.
Condition: Used
Manufacturer: Peugeot
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1926 Westclox Style 1 Baby Ben Alarm Clock
This great old clock was one of the FIRST Baby Ben models made by Westclox. It was actually made by the old company of Western Clock Company of Lasalle, Ill. USA, which later became the Westclox Company.
The clock has been reconditioned, has a new glass on the face, plus its alarm functions properly with the repeat or steady function. You can also silence the alarm totally with the sliding levers on top of the clock.
The silver plating on this metal clock is in good condition (most clocks of this style are badly rusted these days). The clock is heavy and certainly is a loud ringing clock.
It measures 3 inches tall by 3 inches wide and 2 inches deep.
Condition: Used
Manufacturer: Westclox
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1572
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1920's Gilbert 8-Day Windup Chiming Mantel Clock
This old Gilbert clock was made by the Wm L. Gilbert clock company of CT, USA. It dates to around the early 1920's (maybe 1922) and it is running wonderfully. The movement of the clock has been reconditioned and serviced. The case has just been cleaned and polished leaving it as original as possible.
There are a few cracks and nicks on the case, but it has been reglued and is now solid and sound. The clock chimes with one note half past the hour and counts each hour with a BIM-BAM sound (two notes) at the top of the hour. The chimes are very pleasant.
The back door has some missing veneer at the bottom, but the rest of the door has been reglued and it shouldn't peel off any further. The dial is metal with gold-colored raised numbers, and the bezel door is brass with a new curved glass lens.
I am selling this clock at a reasonable price as it is mostly in its original state with its wooden case flaws of aging. Here is your chance to get a real quality antique at a reasonable cost.
The clock measures 9.25 inches tall by 20 inches wide and 4.75 inches deep.
Condition: Used
Manufacturer: Gilbert Clock Company
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