Atnique Wooden Planes


417	Very early double iron stick and rebate sash plane by Lund, London 1805-1831. This is the only early English double function window maker's sash plane I've come across. A later American version is listed below. Eventually these planes turned into double-bodied plough-type planes that could alter the width between the rebate and sash cut. I suspect most of them were made for the Scottish and the American market. $ 110

416	Ohio Tool Co No 127 triple boxed, double iron window maker's stick and rebate sash plane. This type of plane was a lot more common in Scotland & America and it came in many different forms and sizes, i.e. handled, jack size, plough type etc. $ 100

375	Two adjustable beech spokeshaves 13" with 3 1/2" cutter and 10 1/2" / 2 1/2" cutter. $60

374	Two adjustable spokeshaves. Boxwood 12 1/2" / 3 1/2" cutter; beech 11 1/2" /3" cutter. $ 60

330	Scarce Mathieson beech bullnose plane 4 x 2", unfortunately with an unmarked cutter and a small crack in the sole. $ 80

327	2 7/8" wide Mathieson Grecian ogee , marked 3/4 and No 236 on the heel. $ 80

326	Nice double iron sash moulder by J Miller, 56 Grainger St, Newcastle Upon-Tyne 1841-1851. One wedge is a replacement. $ 100

325	Custom made ebony stemmed bridle plough plane in good condition. I'm not sure if there was a crack in the sole or if it was made that way. Wedge is a replacement. $ 200

318	Very good Mathieson moving filletster plane with dovetailed boxwood sole and boxwood nicker wedge. Some minor bruising to fence as per last picture. $ 100

202	In Terry's shed, crammed with thousands of items, this is the one lot that caught my eye: an absolutely amazing set of large screw boxes from a giant 18" long for 3" screws, down to 1/2" screws. Only one of the taps seems to be the right fit ( shown in the second largest 2 1/2" screw box). Makers marks include turn of the century Birmingham and Sheffield makers Atkin & Son, Ibbotson - the largest from the Phoenix Works even retained the original stickers. Best shop display I can imagine. I have them sitting on top of the shelf in my office and admire them every day. You'll have to dig deep to take them from me. Well, maybe a bit less, say ~~$ 1,500~~ 1,000 plus an extra $ 150 if you want them shipped overseas.

172	Custom made mahogany sliding box chamfer plane. Sliding box is a bit rough and lacks fixing screws on one side. Lovely little plane. 6 1/2 x 1 3/4" $ 50

171	A very nice Fairclough, Liverpool early 19th century sash filletster with double dovetailed boxwood sole and boxwood nicker wedge. One of the stem wedges is damaged. Plane is G+ $ 100

170	A G+ Mathieson 9B beech plough plane with boxwood stems and nuts. Two minor nicks in one stem, one of the inner nuts has split and one of the outer nuts has a repaired crack. $ 200

167	From the wedge to the riveted radius skate, everything on this small coachmaker's plough plane spells 18th century. Hard to know where it came from. The hand grip at the heel suggest a European influence but the overall appearance makes me believe it's American. It's marked T. Churchman - not a listed maker or, more likely, a former owner. 7 1/2" long. $ 120

153	Fine beech panel raiser by Currie, Glasgow 1828-1875 with a skewed Ibbotson 2" single iron for a 2 1/4" cut. Plane measures 8 1/2 x 3" $ 120 or $ 200 with matching lot 415

136	English beech toothing plane (for veneering) with a full 2" Sorby cutter. 6 1/2" long. No maker's mark. $ 60

135	Bismarck style beech toothing plane with a good serrated 2" English cutter plus another half used cutter that came with this plane. 7 1/4" long. No maker's mark. $ 60

108	I usually don't list wooden coffin smoothers but this one has character and might be useful because it's wide and heavy, fitted with a 2 1/2" Ward double iron. No maker. $ 20

107	Custom made Hollow Sole Forkstaff or rounding plane, fitted with a single iron. These planes were used to finish rounding handles and the likes. Uncommon plane. 8" long, 2" cutter. $ 40

106	Well made Mast and Spar plane. 8 3/4" with a 2 1/8" Mathieson double iron. No maker. $ 60

105	Two clean European smoothing planes. Smaller one with a German single iron is 7" long: the other is Danish, 7 3/4" long and fitted with a good 2" double iron. Maker: Paul Call $ 40

103	Attractive moving fillister with brass fences. Dutch maker J.N. under crown. (Jan Nooitgedagt) 10" long with a 1 1/2" cutter. $ 90

101	Extra wide cornice plane, cuts a 2 1/2" architrave mould. Stock is 3 1/2" wide. Maker: J. Budd, London 1832-1863. $ 100

71	Beech rounding plane (rounder) with unusual frog configuration that allows guides for different thickness to be fitted at the entry point (fixed in place with the protruding screw on top) $ 50

70	Fine vintage 7 1/2" beech rounder. $50

68	Custom made 6" chamfer plane with sliding fence. Fine crack one side but overall very good. $ 40

67	Well made 7" beech compass plane with boxwood depth stop. Owner's mark only. Fitted with a 2" Sorby cutter. $ 30

50	Beech sash router with fence by Gleave, Oldham Street, Manchester. 10 1/2" long. Very nice patina. $ 50

47	Shapely granny's too router with steel sole. Beautiful form and patina on this 8" x 4" tool. $ 70

20	Sweet little 7" coachmaker's bridle plough plane, beech and brass by Casebourne, London 1799-1828. Casebourne was apprenticed to Christopher Gabriel in 1770. Note the unusual stem configuration: one fixed, the other adjustable. Damage to stem ends goes with the age. A$ 150

6	Bergs Australia razee jack plane with closed handle. 14 3/4" long with a 2" cutter. Age crack on side. $ 70
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