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I bought an original Parker coffee grinder about 20 years ago that I came across at a antiques store in Medina,Ohio. Do these have much collector value? The grinder is in excellent condition and has a beautiful label that reads No. 431. I have it in a original about mint Gustav Stickley china cabinet(circa 1915) that I use for a display case.