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Manzanita w/ Turquoise #414

Here is another terrific Manzanita peppermill. Although only 8 inches tall, this mill screams for attention. Outrageous burl, with subtle accents of turquoise inlay, will make this little guy the center of conversation at your next dinner party.

Thanks! Bob S.
Tucson,AZ

Price: $235.00



Bloodwood and Curly Maple #631

Here is a wonderful peppermill. It is made from layers of Bloodwood and Curly Maple. An accent line of black veneer was used to add a bit of drama to the design. I call this mill design the "Ergo FPM". Ergo stands for "ergonomic" and FPM stands for "funky peppermill"! This guy is 10 inches tall and employs a Chef Specialties grinding mechanism with a lifetime guarantee. A hand rubbed poly finish gives this mill protection from whatever kitchen punishment that you can "dish out"!....Get It?????
Shipping is free to the Continental United States.

Thanks Val H.!!!!!
Saxonburg, PA

Price: $195.00



Manzanita and Turquoise #636

This mill is simply gorgeous! Another Manzanita peppermill that will completely blow you away. At just under 10 inches tall, this mill makes a bold statement. Turquoise inlay adds color and contrast to this swirling burl from the Southwest. The difficulty in crafting a peppermill from Manzanita burl can only be described as difficult at best. Small stones and sand pockets show up and wreck your turning tools. It took me 8 1/2 hours to make this mill!!!!! The "Ergo" shape fits nicely in the smallest of hands and employs a Chef Specialties stainless grinding mechanism.
And just between you and me, I always include a bag of Tellicherry or mixed Peppercorns with every mill!

As always, free ground shipping within the continental U.S.

Somewhere in Wild and Wonderful West Virginia

Price: $380.00


 




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