Imposing Stonecutter's Compass From The 18th Century.
Imposing stonemason's compass from the 18th century, in wrought iron. With a riveted square head, with a drop in the shape of a stylized fleur-de-lys, with a brass part and another superimposed wrought iron part, Similar work on the other side of the compass. Departure from worked points, forming an ace of clubs, an ace of spades and an inverted ciborium. Length 75.5 cm, weight 2.614 kg. Good general condition with traces of use. Quality Museum of Iron Arts Le Secq des Tournelles.
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- This item is for immediate purchase, payable by Paypal, we also accept bank transfer or French check.
- We refuse sales by telephone, sales will only be made by Email or request via Proantic messaging.
- We ensure careful shipping of our items, with insurance and tracking. Shipping costs by colissimo for Europe union €25.
1 400 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Wrought iron
Length: 75,5 cm
Reference (ID): 1244155
Availability: In stock
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