
Chemex 8-cup pour-over
Brewed the morning coffee for a Mesa Verde household for six years before the move to a smaller kitchen.

KitchenAid · c. 1974
$210
new around $450
Mixed decades of birthday cakes in a Goleta kitchen before the family switched to a newer model.
A tilt-head stand mixer from the era when they were built to be repaired, not replaced. Comes with the paddle and whisk attachments. The color alone is worth the price to some buyers.
Motor runs strong and the attachment hub still takes standard beaters, but the cord has a section wrapped in electrical tape and the paint is chipped at the base.
Pickup at the shop
Collect it at 7 W Figueroa St in Santa Barbara during shop hours.
Ships across the US
Packed by hand and shipped anywhere in the country.
One of one
There is only one of this piece. It sells once, then it is gone.

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