It’s a grind!
Wanting a decoration for his kitchen is why John Lewis bought his first antique coffee grinder. And he had planned to stop with just that one. But, as is the case with most collectors in general, he eventually caught the bug to collect more.
“My interest in coffee grinders started when I was stationed in Germany. I had seen some at the flea markets over there for pretty cheap, which is my price range. One day I bought one, not because I had planned on starting a collection, but because I just wanted one as a decoration for my countertop,” Lewis said. “I should’ve known better, though, because all of my various collections over the years have all started the same: I only want one of whatever it is, but then another one comes along followed by several more. The thrill of the hunt takes over, especially when you can find what you’re
