Large Iron Vice, Marked With Initials, 17th Or 18th C.
Tool / Folk Art
Nice example of a iron workshop vice, stamped with initials "I W HB "of its 1st owner
Germany ? 17th or early 18th c
2 powerful perpendicular jaws both stabilize the tool on a workbench and hold the workpiece.
All the rivets, clamping screws and crank handle are original, with a very fine patina from daily use over centuries.
Particularly noteworthy are the traces of metal hammering, surviving signs of the tool's original creation stage
Dimensions
42,5 / 29,5 cm length
* 26 / 18 cm high
*and 6 cm depth
Very good condition
.
Nice example of a iron workshop vice, stamped with initials "I W HB "of its 1st owner
Germany ? 17th or early 18th c
2 powerful perpendicular jaws both stabilize the tool on a workbench and hold the workpiece.
All the rivets, clamping screws and crank handle are original, with a very fine patina from daily use over centuries.
Particularly noteworthy are the traces of metal hammering, surviving signs of the tool's original creation stage
Dimensions
42,5 / 29,5 cm length
* 26 / 18 cm high
*and 6 cm depth
Very good condition
.
340 €
Period: 17th century
Style: Louis 14th, Regency
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Wrought iron
Length: 42,5 / 29,5 cm
Height: 42,5 / 29,5 cm * hauteur 26 / 18 cm
Depth: * épaisseur 6cm
Reference (ID): 1758455
Availability: In stock
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