The Skeppshult Pepper Mill – 27 cm combines time-honoured craftsmanship with elegant functionality. Hand-cast in Sweden from solid iron and topped with a Swedish beech wood finish, this mill features a high-quality ceramic grinding mechanism and adjustable coarseness. Standing 27 cm tall, it brings presence to the table while delivering long-lasting performance. Reflecting Skeppshult’s commitment to sustainable design, it is made without synthetic coatings and built for great reliability. With its robust cast-iron body and refined finish, this mill is both a useful tool and a statement piece of Scandinavian kitchen heritage.
Product Details
General Information
Brand
Skeppshult
Country of Origin
Sweden
Material
Wood
Colour
Brown
Model Number
0068
EAN
7317930068004
Dimensions & Specifications
Dimensions
Height: 27 cm; Diameter: 6 cm
Weight
736 g
Features & functions
Stepless Adjustable Ceramic Grinder
Allows for precise control over grind size for the perfect seasoning.
Premium Materials
Crafted from durable cast iron and Swedish beech wood for long-lasting quality.
Handcrafted in Sweden
Each mill is individually made with attention to detail and sustainability in mind.
Usage & Maintenance
Cleaning
Wipe with a damp cloth; avoid submerging in water to maintain material integrity.
Grinding Mechanism Care
Grind coarse salt occasionally to clean and maintain optimal performance.
Delivery & Returns
Ireland
Standard Delivery
1 - 3 Days
Express Delivery
1 - 2 Days
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Craftsmanship, sustainabilty, heritage
Skeppshult is the last remaining foundry in Scandinavia producing cast iron cookware by hand, following traditions dating back to 1906. Every piece is crafted in Sweden using natural materials, ensuring durability and sustainability. Their cookware is free from harmful chemicals, pre-seasoned with organic rapeseed oil, and designed to last for generations. Rooted in craftsmanship and environmental responsibility, Skeppshult embodies timeless quality, functionality, and Scandinavian heritage in every product.
