Decorative Vintage-Style Coffee Grinder

This appears to be a decorative vintage-style coffee grinder, likely not fully functional as a true grinder but rather intended for aesthetic display. The item features a metallic-colored upper hopper, possibly made of aluminum or a similar lightweight metal, with a slightly tarnished or distressed finish, suggesting age or an antique reproduction. Underneath the hopper, the body of the grinder is constructed from wood, with visible grain and a warm, reddish-brown stain. The front panel of the wooden body is adorned with a woven, coarse fabric panel, possibly burlap or a similar material, in a reddish-brown hue. Centered on this fabric is a wooden plaque, light in color, with the word 'COFFEE' carved or stenciled onto it in a sans-serif font. Below this decorative panel is a small wooden drawer, matching the main body's wood and stain, featuring a single round wooden knob for opening. The overall construction suggests a piece designed to evoke the look of an antique coffee grinder. The visible condition shows some minor surface wear on the metallic hopper, consistent with light handling or a manufactured aged appearance. There are no obvious signs of significant damage like cracks or chips. Given its likely decorative nature, the internal mechanism, if any, is probably simplified or non-existent for actual bean grinding. This item likely dates to the late 20th or early 21st century, designed to fit a rustic, farmhouse, or vintage-inspired decor style. The craftsmanship points to mass production with attention to creating an antique aesthetic rather than precision functionality.