Salt mill PEUGEOT Paris 22 cm, beech wood, antique finish

The PEUGEOT Paris salt mill, 22 cm tall, is crafted from beech wood with an antique finish and is designed to grind table salt with a traditional Peugeot Paris mechanism. Its compact height and classic shape make it suitable for everyday use at the dining table and for professional kitchen tasks where a reliable, adjustable grind is required. The antique finish offers a muted, aged appearance while the beech wood body provides a durable, tactile surface that fits a variety of table settings.

Advantages

The Paris mechanism provides a consistent and adjustable grind for salt, allowing precise control of texture from fine to coarse. Beech wood construction offers resistance to daily handling and a comfortable weight in the hand. The 22 cm size is compact enough for convenient table placement yet tall enough to provide good grinding leverage. The antique finish reduces the appearance of wear and integrates well with traditional and rustic interiors.

Suitable for

• Seasoning individual plates at home
• Use on dining tables in restaurants or cafés
• Professional kitchen preparation and finishing of dishes
• Gifting for housewarming or culinary enthusiasts

Key specifications

• Height: 22 cm
• Material: beech wood body with antique finish
• Intended use: grinding table salt
• Grinding mechanism: Peugeot Paris traditional mechanism (adjustable grind)
• Design: compact, classic shape for table use

How to use

Fill the mill by removing the top knob and lid according to the manufacturer's opening method, add coarse or rock salt suitable for mechanical mills, then replace the top and tighten the knob to set the desired grind. Turn the mill over and rotate the handle or body as designed to produce ground salt. Adjust the knob to obtain a finer or coarser texture as required for the recipe or table preference. Clean the exterior with a dry or slightly damp cloth; avoid immersing the mill mechanism or wooden body in water.

Usage recommendations

For long-term performance, use salts appropriate for mechanical grinders (coarse sea salt or rock salt) and avoid very moist or iodized fine table salts that can clog the mechanism. Store the mill in a dry place and periodically check and adjust the grind setting to maintain consistent results.