Tools
Old Wooden Tools
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Large Screw Box and Tap. 10 inches long. Cuts 1 1/4
inch diameter, 5tpi. Good. $120.00 |
FW10255
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Sash Plane by Mathieson, No 185, 5/8 inch.
(Looks like a Flute with a Lying Ogee). Good++ $58.00 |
FW8962
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Sash Makers Templates, 1
Gothic Sash Scribing Template with brass face by T. Turner,
Sheffield. 2 Mitre Templates with different profiles,
and 1 simple Mitre Template. Good+ $48.00 |
FW10735
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Small Bow Saw with an 8 inch blade. Nice size for
small, detailed work. Good+ $98.00 |
FW9518
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Compass Plane with adjustable front by Griffiths of Norwich.
Sorby iron and chip breaker. Good+ $78.00 |
FW9806
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A Sash Fillester Plane by Greenslade of Bristol. Also Noted on the Toe "Exhibition Medals London, Dublin, Paris, Melbourne". Beech wood with brass attachments and boxwood wedges. Fully boxed base attached with two fine dovetails. This plane is very unusual in that when the depth stop attachment screw is tight it locks any movement of the depth stop. Similar American planes and plow planes frequently have a separate brass wing nut on the side of the plane body that performs this task. May never have been used. Click on the large image. Apart from some tool box scuffs this plane is in Fine condition. $198.00 |
FW11192
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A Set of Eight Beading Planes by Griffiths of Norwich. 1/8", 5/16", 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", 5/8", 3/4", 7/8". This "harlequin" set are all made by Griffths and stamped with various owners names. Good to Good ++ $235.00 |
FW11286
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5/8 inch Lambs Tongue Sash Plane by Hugh Brown of Glasgow.
Good+ $54.00 |
FW11229
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A Magnificent Burl Mallet, the head measures 6 x 3 3/4 inches. An impressive piece of wood! Good+ $68.00 |
FW11291
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A Set of Five Beading Planes by Sargent & Co. 3/16, 1/4, 3/8, 1/2 & 5/8. A nice working set in Good++ condition. $138.00 |
FW11282 SOLD |
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A Sash Counter Check or Meeting Rail Plane by Currie, Glasgow. Good++ $98.00 |
FW11196
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A Pair of Side Rounds by Wm. Moss. The Side Round cuts a quarter circle. The blade is exposed on both sides of the stock, but is sharp only on the curved arc.They came in pairs to cut on the right and left side. Good++ $145.00 |
FW8570
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A 1/2 inch Boxwood Screwbox and Tap by J & H Harrison, Newcastle. These small tools are becoming increasingly hard to find these days. Good++ $98.00 |
FW10585
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A Fully Adjustable Tongue Plane by Alex Mathieson & Son, Glasgow. C1880. Good++ $98.00 |
FW1270 SOLD |
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A Counter Check Plane by Mathieson, No 792, with adjustable fence. C1880 Good++ $115.00 |
FW1200
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A Complex Molding Plane by Wm. Marples, Hibernia. C1900. 1 1/4 inch Quirk Ovolo. Crispy condition. Good++ $135.00 |
FW10080
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A Complex Molding Plane, Ogee and Bevel. Marked A. L. Chapman in the wood, probably an owners name. Good++ $98.00 |
FW10662
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A Complex Molding Plane, 2 1/4 inch Ogee and Astragal. Owners initials stamped in the wood. Nice profile. Good++ $155.00 |
FW10047
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A Side Beading Plane with Lignum Vitae boxing by Israel White, Philadelphia, PA. Israel White operated a plane making shop and was listed as a planemaker in Philadelphia, PA. from 1831 to 1839. White made a variety of planes, often containing exotic woods. The mark on this plane is rated two stars in American Wooden Planes, (example E). Two stars denotes rare with only between 100 and 250 known examples. His planes are found with various markings on them, some are extremely rare with less than 10 known examples. Planes sometimes have other initials on them along with the Israel White mark, these initials were those of the journey men that worked for him. Some of the journey men later became planemakers and had their own business. Good+ $125.00 |
FW11273
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A Panel Plane by A. Wheaton, Philad'a. Amos Wheaton was an early Philadelphia, PA. planemaker. He was listed in the 1793 and 1796 directories. He is rated three stars for rarity in American Wooden Planes. Three stars denotes very rare, only between 50 and 100 known examples. Good+ $485.00 |
FW11272
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A Handled Beech Plow Plane by H. Chapin, Union Factory, No 237, with boxwood arms and nuts and brass fittings. Chapin was an active tool maker from1828 to 1860, he employed 36 shop hands according to the 1860 cencus. The Union Factory was located in New Hartford, CT. Good++ $345.00 |
FW11287
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A Twin Iron Nosing Plane by Marten Doscher, NY. Marked 1 inch on the heel. Also marked Reed & Auerbacher, 229 Bowery, NY.(a hardware store). Marten Doscher was a New York City hardware and tool dealer, active from 1879 to 1894, several different hardware store imprints are found on Doscher planes. FINE $55.00 |
FW11284
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A Twin Iron Sash Plane, 1 1/8 inch, by J. H. Perry, NY. John H. Perry was a listed planemaker in New York City from 1850 to 1863. This plane maker is rated three stars for rarity in American Wooden Planes. Three stars denotes very rare, only between 50 and 100 known examples. Good++ $65.00 |
FW11283
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A Twin Iron Sash Plane by Arthur of Edinburgh, marked 5/8 on the heel. Nice crispy condition. Good++ to Fine $88.00 |
FW11156
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1/2 inch Sash Plane by Marples, Hibernia, Sheffield. Beech wood, nice patina. Good++ $48.00 |
FW11157
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A Boxed Sash Plane with Brass Fittings. The owners name, W. Sweeting is stamped in the wood. Good++$125.00 |
FW11161
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A Fully Boxed 1/8 inch Bead Plane by Rye & Co. Swindon. A nice small size bead. Good++ $38.00 |
FW11153
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A Fully Boxed 3/16 inch Bead Plane by Robt. Sorby & Sons. Another small bead plane, this size is hard to find. Good++ $44.00 |
FW11152
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A Boxed 3/4 inch Bead Plane by J V Hill, Grays Inn Rd. Nr. Kings Cross (London). A larger bead sometimes used for window cills. Good++ $38.00 |
FW11154
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An Early Astragal Plane by T. Yates, 8 3/16 inches long. Dark patina, early style wedge. Good+ $54.00 |
FW11155
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A Twin Iron Complex Molding Plane by Currie, Glasgow. Ogee with Ovolo profile. The escapement has been roughly opened by a previous owner for better shaving removal, (which does not detract from the use of the plane in any way). Click on the large picture to see this area in detail. The overall condition of the plane is Good+ $120.00 |
FW11166
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A 5/8" Beading Plane by Mosely & Sons, New St, Covt. Garden, London, with double boxing. A super plane in Good++ condition. $48.00 |
FW11148
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A Primitive Rounding Tool. Looks like English Oak, interesting grain. 2 1/2" cutting edge. Good+ $125.00 |
FW11171
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A 5/8 inch Boxed Side Bead by Sims, London. 1816 - 1834. Very crispy condition. Good++ $58.00 |
FW11188
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A 1/2 inch Boxed Side Bead Plane by J. Gardner, Bristol. Good++ $46.00 |
FW11186
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A Quirk Ovolo with Bead Molding Plane, marked No 8 on the heel of the plane, by Ponder, London. Good++ $145.00 |
FW11164
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A Reverse Ogee and Beak Molding Plane with a rosewood fence by G. Berry, 195Old St. London. Nice patina on this plane. Good++ $160.00 |
FW11163
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A Bow Saw made of Chestnut, with Boxwood handles and Rosewood shield. 12 inch cutting edge. Good++ $138.00 |
FW11266
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A Pair of Working Planes by J W Harron, Bleecker St. NY. A 1/4 inch Side Bead and a 1/4 inch Center Bead each with boxed sole. Good++ $85.00 |
FW11253
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A 1/2 Set of 18 Hollow and Round Planes with skew irons, by King & Co. Hull, (England). A super set in Good++ to Fine condition. One plane has two small holes where the owner attached a fence at some time. $1,550.00 |
FW11232
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A Complex Molding Plane. Unusually marked on the toe of the plane - No 143 1/2 inch. No makers name. Cuts a quirk ovolo with fillet. Good++ $165.00 |
FW11207
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A Sash Coping Plane by E. F. Bookham, Tool Merchant, Dover. Good++ $115.00 |
FW11209
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A Set of 5 Beading Planes by Thos. Appleton, Boston, MA. Sizes, 1/4", 3/16", 3/8",1/2", & 7/8". Great for the user, with a little sharpen and tune they are ready to put to work. Please note only the 3/8" and the 7/8" are marked with the makers name but there is no doubt they are all from the same maker. Good++ $155.00 |
FW11202
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An attractive Mahogany Cill Plane with boxwood sole and wedge. Good++ $135.00 |
FW11197
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A Fully Boxed Center Bead Plane by Greenslade, marked 2/8. Good+ $68.00 |
FW11190
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A super Beech Handrail Plane. with adjustable fence. Owners name stamped in the wood. Good++ $175.00 |
FW11110
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A Panel Raising Plane by S. King of Hull. Two adjustable fences and brass fittings. Good+ $225.00 |
FW11112
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A Very Deep Cut Ogee Complex Molding Plane with fence by Moseley & Son, King St. & Bedford St. Covt. Garden, London. Dark patina, (looks like a window sill molding profile). Good++ $195.00 |
FW11167
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Boxwood and Birch are used in this Sliding Box Chamfer Plane with a nice scroll wedge, by J. Malkin. Brass fittings. Dark stain on corner as shown in the picture. Good++ $168.00 |
FW11174
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A Rare Pair of Handled, Twin Iron, Stick and Rebate Planes by Speight of Leeds. An unusual pair in great condition. Good++ $235.00 |
FW11109
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A little used set of 4 Boxed Beads by Moir, Glasgow. Marked on the heel - 5/16. 3/8, 7/8, 8/8. Crispy and clean. Fine condition. $165.00 |
FW11113
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A Solid Boxwood Chair Maker's Travisher, by J. Gleave & Son, Manchester. Extra deep cut - great for Windsor chair seats. You don't find them like this one very often !!Good++ $375.00 |
FW11100
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An outstanding Chamfer Plane with adjustable fence and brass bull nose by Buck & Hickman, London. Good++ $220.00 |
FW11098
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A Miniature 3 1/2 inch Boxwood Plane. Marked "8" on the heel, the plane cuts a 1/2 inch hollow. Previous owners name stamped on the toe and heel. Probably used for instrument making. Good++ $128.00 |
FW11068
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A pretty Lignum Vitae Compass Plane with Boxwood Adjustable Front. A users name is stamped in the wood on the front. The iron is by Pearson & Co. A great looking plane in exotic wood. Good++ $225.00 |
FW11044
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An unmarked Rosewood Router Plane. Pretty wood in nice condition. Good+ $78.00 |
FW9784
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A Tongue Plane by Way & Sherman, NY. in Good+ condition. $36.00 |
FW6106
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An Adjustable Chamfer Plane marked "W J Armour from John Moseley & Son". Low angle blade (rather more so than usual for a Chamfer Plane) brass front. Good++ $160.00 |
FW7461
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Pair of Table Joint Planes, No 136, 1/2 inch, by Ohio Tool Co., Columbus, Ohio, in pristene condition. A hard to find pair of planes in super nice condition. Good++ to Fine. $295.00 |
FW11019
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A Triple Reed Plane with Boxwood Wedge. Stamped with an owners name on the front N. F. Hughes. Good++ $188.00 |
FW10983
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A Miniature Beech Smoothing Plane by Tucker, London. 4 1/2" long. Good++ $98.00 |
FW10138
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A very nice Mahogany Chamfer Plane with adustable fence. E. Preston iron. (The plane is not marked). Good++ $135.00 |
FW10355
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Another very nice Complex Molding Plane by J. Wood. Good++ $120.00 |
FW10897
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Pair 5/8" sash Planes by John Marley, Liverpool. Marked No 1 & No 2. Same pitch iron, one iron slightly different cut. No 1 used for rough cutting, No 2 is used for finishing cut. Good+ $88.00 |
FW10780
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A Grooving Plane by Marples, with an adjustable fence. Good+ $48.00 |
FW8885
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An unmarked Primitive Gutter Plane. 15 3/4"long, 2 1/2" wide. Handle has been broken and glued. Good condition. $45.00 |
FW10547
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A Miniature Beech Compass Plane with iron sole. 5" long. Good+ $95.00 |
FW10089
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A rare Adjustable Basket Shave by the Pool Tool Co. Nottingham, England. 4 1/2" long and 1 3/4" wide, the thickness of cut is adjusted by the thumbscrew. The skeins which have been previously cut from Willow with a cleaver, are pulled through the shave making them suitable for weaving. Good++ $175.00 |
FW10598
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A very nice small Beech Bullnose Plane by Routledge, with brass nose. 3 1/2" long. Good++ $120.00 |
FW10465
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A Pair of Side Rebate Planes by Preston, used for trimming up the sides of rebates or grooves. Ready to use in Good++ condition. $165.00 |
FW10360
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A Beechwood Pistol Router by Marples, Sheffield, in crispy condition. A fine example of an unusual tool! Good++ $275.00 |
FW10140
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