Restoration Workshop of Berkel Slicers and Berkel Scales

DISCOVER OUR SLICERS
Restoration Workshop of Berkel Slicers and Berkel Scales

DISCOVER OUR SLICERS
Restoration Workshop of Berkel Slicers and Berkel Scales

DISCOVER OUR SCALES

Berkel: Slicers and Scales

The world of Berkel slicers and scales of the time

Berkel

Today, after more than a century of history, Berkel slicers and scales continue to enjoy a vast market and a great reputation.

The oldest Berkel flywheel slicers are still appreciated for their mechanical precision, for the quality of the materials and also for their refined elegance.
They have become real cult objects, therefore sought after and listed by collectors and antique dealers from all over the world.

The Officina dei Ricordi, located in the Province of Parma in Italy, everywhere searches for these rare objects and restores them with love and craftsmanship, bringing them to new life.

In the world

In the world, we look in flea markets, junk shops, old taverns, shops, and wherever you can look for these increasingly rare to find slicers and scales.

Restoration

This is how our restoration begins: inspection, disassembly, cleaning, painting, nickel and chrome plating, and decoration. Finally, reassembly with functional testing and inspection.

The Art of Restoration

Passion

There have been and are many difficulties, but what has pushed us and encourages us to continue is PASSION! Both ours and that of the highly specialized artisans who collaborate with us.

Worldwide delivery

We are able to ship Vintage Berkel slicers in all countries of the world, chosing the safest and fastest carriers.

Showcase

Berkel Flyweel Slicers, Electric Slicers, Scales, Coffe Grinders and more…

SEE ALL PRODUCTS IN OUR SHOWCASE

Berkel History

Wilhelmus Adrianus Van Berkel was born at Enschot, Holland, on 5th February 1869 and died at Montreaux, Switzerland, on 11th December 1952.
He was a butcher with a great passion for mechanics. His brains, urged by necessity to improve the old cut tools, induced him to invent the first mechanical slicing machine of his times and called it “Berkel Model A”.