A characterful trio of 19th-century English leatherworking tools, each fitted with traditional bone handles and finely shaped steel blades.
These small hand tools were used by craftsmen for cutting, lifting, edging and detailing leather in shoemaking, saddlery and fine leather repair.
🌿 Set of three antique leatherworking tools 🌿 Bone handles with warm natural patina 🌿 Includes: split-blade cutter, angled skiving blade, pointed lifting tool 🌿 Original hand-forged steel blades with working wear 🌿 Ideal for collectors of early craft tools, leatherworkers or decorative display 🌿 Longest tool measures approx. 11 cm
Condition 🌿 Structurally sound examples with expected surface wear from use 🌿 Steel blades show age-related patina and oxidation 🌿 Bone handles with natural ageing, marks and colour variation 🌿 Tools remain stable and display beautifully as a period set
Our Antique Forager Ethos We source antique and vintage pieces for their craftsmanship, character and individuality, selecting only those that stand out and carry a story worthy of passing on.
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