A characterful mixed set of five 19th-century British wooden moulding planes, each with its own profile and maker’s stamp. These came from the same workshop and include a desirable variety of cutting forms, from wide ogees to quirks and bevel combinations. Makers represented include J. Buck (London), W. Richardson (Warrington), and others with clear initials and workshop marks. One example has its original wedge broken but retained, allowing for restoration if desired.
A good working, study or decorative set showing the evolution of hand-cut mouldings and traditional joinery. Ideal for collectors, interior decorators, tool historians or anyone creating authentic period architectural finishes.
🌿 Five original 19th-century British moulding planes
🌿 Mixed profiles including ogee, quirk, and bevel combinations
🌿 Stamped makers including J. Buck (London), W. Richardson and others
🌿 One plane with broken wedge included for completeness
🌿 Solid hardwoods with attractive patina and wear
🌿 Suitable for display, study or gentle restoration
🌿 A coherent group from the same workshop
Condition
These are genuine working 19th-century tools and display wear appropriate to their age. Surface marks, scratches, minor losses and old repairs are present. One plane has its original wedge broken but retained. Irons show age-related oxidation but remain seated. Sold as a decorative and collectible group.
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