Why it's here
Family-made British lacquer, since 1978.
- From
- Northumberland, England
- Material
- High-gloss lacquer
Description
This is for the table that could use a little color between courses.
Addison Ross has made bold, lacquered homeware since David Ross started the family business in Northumberland in 1978. The Bobbin Mill is one of their own designs: sustainably sourced rubberwood turned into a spool shape, finished in eight coats of high-gloss lacquer and hand polished between each layer.
It comes with both an S and a P stainless steel knob, so salt or pepper is your call. The ceramic grinder works with a simple clockwise turn, and the tighter the knob, the finer the grind.
Buy two and end the debate.
Details
- Material: Sustainably sourced rubberwood, high-gloss lacquer
- Mechanism: Ceramic grinder; S and P knobs included
- Use with black peppercorns or dry rock salt up to 4mm. Not for sea salt, wet salt or pink peppercorns.
- Do not over-tighten the grind knob
- Care: Wipe with a soft, damp cloth. Do not immerse in water or leave in direct sunlight.
Care
Wipe with a soft, damp cloth. Never immerse in water or put in the dishwasher.
Keep out of prolonged direct sunlight to protect the color.
Mills: use only black peppercorns or dry rock salt up to 4mm, and don't over-tighten the grind knob.
Lamps: charge fully before first use, using the included USB-C cable.
Meet the maker
Addison Ross
Colour isn't just an accent - it's our signature.
Addison Ross started in 1978 as a family business, with galleries in the Scottish Borders and on Eaton Terrace in London, where it helped launch the careers of young artists and made handmade frames for West End galleries and interior...
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