"Tom" Huon Pine peppermill.
Salt & Pepper Mills
"Tom" Huon Pine peppermill.
Salt & Pepper Mills
Huon Pine - Sentinel Shaped
Discover the timeless elegance of this extraordinary "Tom" Huon Pine peppermill—a masterpiece crafted from reclaimed wood salvaged from Tasmania's UNESCO World Heritage Gordon River. Hand-turned on the Gold Coast, each piece showcases the wood's storied character: striking birdseye knots, natural edge detailing, and the rich patina that only decades of submersion can bestow. This isn't just a functional kitchen tool—it's a conversation starter. The luscious, buttery-smooth finish reveals the wood's depth and warmth, while the perfectly matched top and bottom demonstrate meticulous craftsmanship. Fitted with a quality ceramic mechanism, it handles both rock salt and peppercorns with ease, delivering consistent grinds every time. Own a piece of Australian heritage. Rare, beautiful, and built to last generations.
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Details
Details
This wood was reclaimed by us at Gordon River, TAS and then turned by hand from a single piece of wood on the Gold Coast, Queensland.
Danishdesigned CrushGrind® ceramic mechanism, guaranteed for 25 years.
Suitable for use with peppercorns, rock-salt and hard spices.
Specifications
Specifications
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- Wood: Huon Pine
- Shape: Sentinel
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Almost without exception, all of our products have been made from reclaimed or recycled timber such as old posts and cattle rails. These have stood the test of time, but still don’t cope well with exposure to extremes of sudden temperature or humidity changes.
They have been finished in a blend of natural oils and waxes and should require only very minimal ongoing maintenance – at most, a yearly wipe over with food-safe neutral oil such as grapeseed or ricebran. At the same time, perhaps a very light smear on the top of the pentagonal aluminium shaft to allow the top to continue to slide on easily.
The ceramic grinding mechanism loves to crush good quality rock salt and whole peppercorns. Either white or pink Himalayan rock salt will work well but white has less moisture content so it works best. We strongly recommend Saxa brand rock salt which is specifically labelled “suitable for refillable grinders”.
Properly seasoned wood is stable but might change superficially.
