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Antique British Beech Moulding Planes – Set of Five Named Late Victorian Woodworking Tools (c.1880–1920) enamel kitchenware The box is solid and
Antique British Beech Moulding Planes – Set of Five Named Late Victorian Woodworking Tools (c.1880–1920) enamel kitchenware The box is solid and
Antique British Beech Moulding Planes – Set of Five Named Late Victorian Woodworking Tools (c.1880–1920) enamel kitchenware The box is solid and
Antique British Beech Moulding Planes – Set of Five Named Late Victorian Woodworking Tools (c.1880–1920) enamel kitchenware The box is solid and

Antique British Beech Moulding Planes – Set of Five Named Late Victorian Woodworking Tools (c.1880–1920) enamel kitchenware The box is solid and

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Antique British Beech Moulding Planes – Set of Five Named Late Victorian Woodworking Tools (c.1880–1920) enamel kitchenware The box is solid andA characterful mixed set of five late Victorianearly 20th century British beech moulding planes, each bearing a clear makers stamp and retaining its original wedge and cutting iron. Makers represented include C. Dabner, J. Buck of London, King & Co of Hull, J. Smith, J. Carr, G. Cooper and Sims London. The set includes a variety of traditional profiles used by cabinetmakers and joiners: ovolo and bead planes, a hollow and round type, and a more

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The box is solid and in great condition

The case has a push button entry

made in England and dating from the mid-20th century (c

study or games room

Metal: Various charms marked silver (835

Antique British Beech Moulding Planes – Set of Five Named Late Victorian Woodworking Tools (c.1880–1920) enamel kitchenware The box is solid andA characterful mixed set of five late Victorianearly 20th century British beech moulding planes, each bearing a clear makers stamp and retaining its original wedge and cutting iron. Makers represented include C. Dabner, J. Buck of London, King & Co of Hull, J. Smith, J. Carr, G. Cooper and Sims London. The set includes a variety of traditional profiles used by cabinetmakers and joiners: ovolo and bead planes, a hollow and round type, and a more

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