Purchased from an industrial-themed antique shop in Long Island, New York, which carries a lot of coffee mills. It's a very old and large wooden coffee mill. It's a Parker COFFEE MILL from Connecticut, dating back to the early 1900s. The last two photos are reference photos of antique coffee mills from 30 years ago, which are very similar. Originally, it seems a decorative paper was attached to the front. The iron is sturdy cast iron. The receiving tray is also old, made of wood and tin. The lid is missing or broken, and a metal jar lid of the same size is used. The size fits. You can put beans in from the top, and the coffee mill function remains. It seems to be difficult and quite expensive to find one with all the original parts in America. Of course, it's believed to have been used for many years, but I have never actually used it, so I don't know how precise the grinding is. The attractive large crank turns smoothly. The elegant iron gives it a chic feel. It might catch the eye as a decoration for stores, cafes, etc. The condition is as it was when purchased. There are dirt, scratches, scuffs, and rust due to age, but it's generally in good condition for its age. It's a very rare item, so collectors, please take a look. Approximate size: Body: 17 x 17 x 19 cm There may be dirt, scratches, rust, scuffs, and paint loss. Please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about condition.