A superb 101/2” eighteenth century turnscrew with lovely boxwood handle and decorative shaft G++ / F (70-100).

Lot Number : 001

The Reverend Jennings was apparently fond of the odd tipple!.. every year when he erected the Christmas tree in the Rectory garden it was never quite upright so his friends had this giant square made as a gift! G++ (400-600).

Lot Number : 002

A beautiful 7” iron Coachmakers’ T rabbett plane with flowing body style ... TOOLS ARE ART !!... with rosewood wedge G++ (100-150).

Lot Number : 003

A wonderful 61/2” brass plumb bob with original engraved brass spool G++ (150-250).

Lot Number : 004

An amazing 93/4” early nineteenth century oilstone box, beautifully decorated with carved tools G++ (300-500).

Lot Number : 005

A lovely eighteenth century, 81/2” decorated chisel / Mason’s tool G++ (40-70).

Lot Number : 006

An 81/8” iron shoulder plane, lovely horned body style and mahogany infill G++ (150-250).

Lot Number : 007

An eighteenth century flax comb displaying wonderful decoration G++ (120-180).

Lot Number : 008

A boxwood handled paring gouge with scrimshaw decoration of a circa 1920’s young lady G++ (30-40).

Lot Number : 009

A pretty decorated 6” European smoothing plane (50-80).

Lot Number : 010

A decorative nineteenth century herb chopper, 6” blade G++ (50-80).

Lot Number : 011

A 171/2” pair of eighteenth century French iron dividers, nicely decorated G++ (150-250)

Lot Number : 012

An 18c plough by IOHN ROGERS with a beautifully engraved brass skate, ‘W.GRIMES, 1766’. The plough stems are short, but a beautiful survivor from the eighteenth century G (200-300).

Lot Number : 013

A glorious 31” carved European washboard, decorated and dated ‘1811’ G++ / F (200-300).

Lot Number : 014

A stunning 71/2” European smoothing plane, beautiful carved decoration and dated 1776 G++ / F (500-800).

Lot Number : 015

A superb 11 1/2” brass and rosewood gavel G++ (50-80).

Lot Number : 016

A 450yr old iron lock weighing 700g,in working order & traditional ancient Nepalese design.The key is also of interest,it is said that it had once been used as a weapon during a fight & had been broken whilst being used against an enemy!(3,000-5000).

Lot Number : 017

A superb 141/2” hachoir or kitchen chopper, unusual form G++ (100-150).

Lot Number : 018

A 231/2” eighteenth century decorative turnscrew G++ (80-120).

Lot Number : 019

A lovely eighteenth century horse grooming tool, iron and rosewood, marked J.DIXON. 83/4” long G++ (50-100).

Lot Number : 020

A stylish pair of iron sugar nippers, all complete, 9” G++/F (50-100).

Lot Number : 021

A fine pair of attractive brass trammells, 8” G++/F (80-120).

Lot Number : 022

A magnificent 12” mahogany stair saw, carved, decorated and dated 1831 G++ (300-500).

Lot Number : 023

A superb 27” ripsaw with carved handle in the form of a panther’s head. This is an early 20c English saw which was obviously made as a copy of the famous American panther saw. Rare & probably unique(300-500).

Lot Number : 024

A fantastic ivory okimono, 33/4” high, depicting three workmen working with tools. Lovely detail, one of the nicest we have had G++/F (700-100).

Lot Number : 025