Antique Carpenter

A traditional hand tool used by carpenters to shape decorative edges and trim on wooden boards.

“The various Eclipses of the Moon“. Attributed to Carpenter & Westley of Regent Street, London. Frame: 18 x 11.5 cm.

and “Illustrates the cause of the Spring and Neap Tides and shows the Moon’s phase during the Revolution“. Attributed to Carpenter & Westley of Regent Street, London. Frame: 7 x 4...

It’s a unique table and unusual model where the local folk art carpenter has made a free interpretation of the rococo style during the late 1700s.

Pièce de maitrise are primarily associated with French craft guilds and the training of cabinetmakers, carpenters, and other specialized artisans. They were created to demonstrate ma...

Vintage Industrial Carpenter's Workbench with Drawer & Abernathy Vise Overall Dimensions: 27 1/4" deep x 52 1/4" wide x 32" high Top Dimensions: 22" deep x 52 1/4" wide Drawer Dim...

Antique Small Carpenter's Workbench with no vise Overall Dimensions: 20 1/2" deep x 42" wide x 30 1/2" high Materials: Wood

Shop-made of softwood with canted sides and a fixed center divider pierced by an elongated oval handhold—the standard late-19th / early-20th-century carpenter’s tote. Two long open c...

Hand crafted by skilled English carpenters circa 1890, this Victorian style oak fire surround is presented in a waxed finish.

Creating one typically required two or more years of intermittent work at sea, often involving multiple hands (including the ship’s carpenter or cooper). The result is both a practic...

A remarkable Danish carpenter-made stool dating to the early 20th century, combining an expressive organic form with an ingenious height-adjustable construction.

Vintage Carpenter's Workbench with Rare Antique Wilton Undermount Jaw Vise Overall Dimensions: 38" deep x 56 1/2" wide x 30" high Top Dimensions: 26" deep x 56 1/2" wide Lower Cub...

A similar pitcher is illustrated in the book "Tiffany Silver" by Charles H. Carpenter (see photos). The legendary Tiffany brand was founded in 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany and John...

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c. 1920s; Spear & Jackson - Sheffield, England Oversized hand-painted and screen-decorated trade sign modeled after a traditional carpenter's hand saw, advertising Spear & Jackson's...

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Antique Carpenter's Workbench / Table with Breadboard Ends Overall Dimensions: 36" deep x 52" wide x 32" high Materials: Wood

It was made around 1920 by a master carpenter in Denmark from the best materials for the purpose.

Hamill, Tools as Art: The Hechinger Collection (1995), p. 36; E. Carpenter, Jim Dine Prints 1985–2000, A Catalogue Raisonne (2002), p. 59, no. 2.

Among the emblems are an ox for the butchers, a hat for the hatters, a wheel and axe for the wheelwrights, a hammer for the thatchers, a ewer for the pewterers and a shield with a se...

Good quality similar to Margaret Carpenters portraiture, inscribed and framed. Unsigned Measurements: 36" x 30" framed approx

A traditional hand tool used by carpenters to shape decorative edges and trim on wooden boards.

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This practical reuse of salvaged timber corresponds closely with their recorded provenance from Colwich Abbey in Staffordshire, where estate and monastic furnishings were routinely f...

Thonet was the son of master tanner Franz Anton Thonet of Boppard. Following a carpenter's apprenticeship, Thonet set himself up as an independent cabinetmaker in 1819.

This one of a kind piece of baroque furniture shows best what amazing skills the carpenters of this famous period already had. An extraordinary, valuable 18th century baroque chest ...

The shape of those Wyatt-designed benches was apparently widely copied by both Dublin furniture makers and local Irish carpenters or joiners. A settee attributed to Wyatt that is sim...

Of traditional pegged construction, the legs secured with through-tenons wedged from above and visible in the seat top, alongside scribed carpenter's assembly marks. Generations of h...

Atkins' "Silver Steel" line emphasized high-grade tempered steel blades intended for professional carpenters, cabinetmakers, and builders, and branded display cabinets such as this w...

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Despite being small, the chest shows all the elements of a large commode, and it may have been crafted originally as a showcase for a carpenter or custom cabinet maker. Given its sma...

It's made of solid wood in the late 18th century by skilled carpenters in Denmark It has been refurbished and repaired more than ones through decades and centuries.

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The drawers are hand dovetailed in the typical rustic manner of the Provincial carpenters. The total form is raised on eight of the most unusual legs that almost depict the calf of a...

The Smithsonian notes that craftsmen included travelling printers, carpenters and cigar makers, and describes the characteristic technique as chip-carving the edges of pieces of wood...

A wonderful late 19th century antique pine tool chest, also known as a carpenter’s strong box, featuring hand-cut dovetail joinery, hand-forged iron hardware, brass corner guards, an...

The legs are joined by a long stretcher that runs through both trestles and is locked with pegged tusk tenons, the classic way carpenters built these tables centuries ago. The top is...

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In 1646, he served as a witness at the wedding of one Nicolas Boutin, the son of a master carpenter from Vernon (in the Eure department). Might this detail reveal Norman origins—root...

The worn patina of this old carpenter's workbench is a reflection of its age and years of use.

Saint Joseph is portrayed as a carpenter, holding woodworking tools .The artwork reflects Catholic religious iconography of the period, with warm tones, soft lighting, and detailed c...

It was the major furniture supplier for the imperial palaces and employed hundreds of workers (carpenters, cabient-makers, sculptors, bronzesmiths, founders, engravers, etc.) until i...

Dry scraped to the original paint from the late 1700s. The chairs are the carpenter’s own charming interpretation of the rococo style, with slightly exaggerated proportions in compar...

As purely luxury furniture, they offered carpenters and furniture makers ample opportunity to showcase their high level of craftsmanship in terms of decoration and technical sophisti...

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Provenance: From a grandmother carpenter estate sale, part of a historic collection of vintage household textiles.

The wood grain, matured over many years, and the humble form, most likely cut simply by a carpenter or similar craftsman, carry an unadorned beauty born from the everyday life of ord...

The detailed Scandinavian carpenter bench is composed with its original wooden screw, standing on four wooden legs, supported by two trestle, resting on two long feet.

It's made in the 19th century period by a skilled carpenter of solid pine wood. The frame has been refurbished more than one time during the years and painted recently with light gre...

The ends of the legs are unusually thin which indicates that it was a skilled and well-educated carpenter who made the table over 200 years ago. Large extendable drawer in the apron ...

A light-green, antique Swedish Gustavian freestanding tray top table made of hand crafted painted Pinewood, designed by an unknown master, carpenter in good condition. The top of the...

Alvar Aalto (1898–1976) began collaborating with master carpenter Otto Korhonen in Turku during this pivotal period.

The only notable restoration is the upper right corner section of the cornice, which was professionally recreated by a skilled carpenter after the original piece had been lost. The r...

Wide scalloped back and richly carved oak armrests. Made by master carpenter in Denmark in the 1920s. Known as the “Skønvirke” style, which is a parallel style to Art Noveau, Jugend...

A 19th Century, antique Russian two part bureau made of hand crafted painted pinewood designed and produced by an unknown carpenter from St. Petersburg, in good condition. The vintag...

This rustic horse, reflects the ingenuity of rural craftsmanship during the Victorian era, when such toys were made by local wheelwrights and carpenters for private homes rather than...

The single top plank is a formidable 3 ½” thick, that exhibits amazing textures by the repetition of saw blades and hand tools necessary to the carpenter’s craft. This example has al...