The stone tops make the grinders unstable (tip over easily) when moving. They look nice but not well constructed- my pepper grinder has already broken after a few months.
Anolon Pantryware Teakwood & Marble Salt and Pepper Grinder, Set of 2
Season things up with the counter-to-table elegance of Analon's Pantryware salt and pepper grinders. Crafted from beautiful teak hardwood and topped with marble knobs, they feature brass accents in a modern design.
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Season things up with the counter-to-table elegance of Analon's Pantryware salt and pepper grinders. Crafted from beautiful teak hardwood and topped with marble knobs, they feature brass accents in a modern design.
- SKU
- 4-14144652
- Brand
- Anolon
- Category
- home / kitchen-dining / kitchen-tools
- Variants
- 1
Customer reviews
I am very happy with this purchase. The salt & pepper set looks nice, elegant and sturdy. The marble tops are beautiful. The grinding is perfect. I think that I am going to buy another one for my daughter for Christmas.
They look very well designed, but poorly constructed.
Love the look! The design is beautiful and they work great.
Feels solid and durable. Grind is adjustable just like I wanted.
Just received and they seem well made and solid. I like that they are made of wood and not plastic. They are heavy and sturdy. Easy to use. Blades seem pretty sharp.
The salt shaker top broke loose. I reglued with Gorilla glue. All good now.
My partner and I received the 2-piece Salt & Pepper Grinder with Marble & Brass Accents. While we are thrilled to add these beautiful pieces to our kitchen, the coloring of the marble for the pepper grinder was not quite as dark as I was expecting. We are still happy to have these though and can't wait to use them!
They look fantastic but, they only seem to do fine grind. We couldn't get them to do coarse grind. , no matter how much we adjusted the knob on the bottom.
Clean and modern look - I just hope they last. The mechanism feels a bit flimsy.