Antique British Wooden Moulding Planes – Set of Five Mixed Makers & Profiles (19th–Early 20th Century) 2 pilot gift idea but instead re-create and develop

but instead re-create and develop the proficiency and skills with their own manners and techniques

This Tunbridge Ware box Circa 1875 has a panel of perspective cubes to the lid that would have taken great skill to cut and assemble - a truly great piece

sign this is a really cool looking diecast - maybe its the colour

Three Antique Victorian glass ink wells

the New English Art Club and the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours

Antique British Wooden Moulding Planes – Set of Five Mixed Makers & Profiles (19th–Early 20th Century) 2 pilot gift idea but instead re-create and developA characterful set of five original British wooden moulding planes, each made by a different traditional maker and offering a mix of profiles typical of late 19th to early 20th century joinery. These were working tools used by cabinetmakers and joiners for producing custom mouldings and architectural details, and each carries its own history of use, wear and workshop patina. Makers represented in this set include: J. Hawkins Buck, 247 Tottenham Court