Cider Press Used

This monumental wooden screw would originally have formed part of a traditional agricultural press used for pressing grapes or apples during the production of wine or cider.

A brutalist elm screw table lamp portraying an antique cider press. French, mid 20C. Stock ref. #3196 Professionally rewired to UK standards.

An oak column or pedestal converted from an antique cider press. Stock ref. #3200 In good sturdy order with characterful wear throughout.

A monumental oak floor lamp converted from an antique French cider press. Stock ref. #3206 Traces of historic worm all treated as a precautionary and preventative measure.

A grand reclaimed limestone cognac cider press from 18th-century France, bursting with old-world charm.

The tall central section is formed as a deeply threaded wooden press screw, recalling the substantial screws once used in traditional wine, grape or cider presses.

Wine press screws, cider press components and foundry hardware were occasionally adapted by skilled artisans into domestic objects of considerable formal authority.

Sometimes whoever seeks abroad may find Thee sitting careless on a granary floor, Thy hair soft-lifted by the winnowing wind; Or on a half-reap'd furrow sound asleep, Drowsed...