Bench Vise

Small Walnut work bench with wooden vise. works well as a mini bar.

This bench features two drawers and a vise. The work bench stands on square legs having stretchers with a bottom tool tray shelf.

Antique French work bench with vise. This is very old and has all the beautiful imperfections one would expect from an Industrial wood worker's bench that was used daily!

A wonderful large sized wood worker's bench, with its two original vises. It has a single deep drawer for storage.

1920s, Industrial, maple work bench or carpenter's table with vise attributed to Hammacher Schlemmer features it's wonderful original work worn patina.

Lovely 19th century French hardwood carpenter's work bench with 2 vises. Would make a great kitchen island or console table.

Vintage Industrial Wooden Bench with vise. One large draw 31" x 15" with four small drawers 14 1/2" x 15".

There is a 5” wide tool trough at the rear. The bench has two vises; a shoulder vise on the front and a tail vise on the rear of the right side.

19th c. carpenters bench, with expandable double vise. Expands to 26.5" deep. 7 inches thick top.

How and where vises are fitted further differentiates between different bench types, the most common of which are those known as the standard cabinetmaker's bench (fitted with a face...

The bench has two vises. An end or “tail” vise on the right hand side, and a front or “shoulder” vise on the left-hand front, both of which operate on sturdy wooden screws.

The bench originally had two vises but a previous owner cut the shoulder vise from the left hand front.

Workbench from the French Alps made of waxed and patinated chestnut wood. The bench features the original vise and clamp of forged iron as well as a bottom planked shelf.

A wonderful oak carpenter's bench featuring two working vises, pegged bolted and dovetailed construction and double stretcher base with original cleats.

The bench has two vises. An end or “tail” vise on the right hand side, and a front or “shoulder” vise on the left-hand front, both of which operate on sturdy wooden screws.

The tool trough at the rear has a yellow pine floor, as is usual, and is sloped at both ends, which is rare. The bench has two vises. An end or “tail” vise on the right hand side, ...

Workbench from the French Alps made of waxed and patinated chestnut wood. The bench features the original vise and clamp of forged iron as well as a bottom planked shelf.

Workbench from the French Alps made of waxed and patinated chestnut wood. The bench features the original vise and clamp of forged iron as well as a bottom planked shelf.

ABOUT A beautifully worn solid Maple carpenter's workbench with large inlay tray used to house larger tools and dovetail joints. The bench features two wooden screw vises that work...

ABOUT A beautiful worn solid Maple carpenter's workbench with large inlay tray used to house larger tools, pull out drawer, bottom storage and dovetail joints. The bench features ...

Built in Belgium in the 20th century, this piece would have originally been used as a carpenter’s work bench; the impressive metal vises on the side and end of the table would have s...

Built in Belgium in the 20th century, this piece would have originally been used as a carpenter’s work bench; the impressive iron vises on the side and end of the table would have se...

Built in Belgium in the 20th century, this piece would have originally been used as a carpenter’s work bench; the impressive metal vises on the side and end of the table would have s...

Built in Belgium in the 20th century, this piece would have originally been used as a carpenter’s work bench; the impressive iron vises on the side and end of the table would have se...

Built in Belgium in the 20th century, this piece would have originally been used as a carpenter’s work bench; the impressive iron vises on the side and end of the table would have se...

Built in Belgium in the 20th century, this piece would have originally been used as a carpenter’s work bench; the impressive iron vises on the side and end of the table would have se...

History A carpenter's workbench is essentially a table fitted with various holding devices, such as bench stops and vises, made sufficiently strong and massive to be used for a vari...

HISTORY A carpenter's workbench is essentially a table fitted with various holding devices, such as bench stops and vises, made sufficiently strong and massive to be used for a vari...

D 36 in. (40 in. with handle and 44.5 in. when vice is fully extended) W 71 in. (80.5 in. when vice is fully extended) HISTORY A carpenter's workbench is essentially a table fitted...

While most of the legs are blocked, the front left one has been sinuously carved and is fronted by the bench’s still functioning iron handled vise. The front of the top shelf has bee...

At 36” deep to the tip of the vise handle, or 31.5” without it, this bench could be a side table, a sofa table, a server in a restaurant, or a magnificent TV console.

How and where vises are fitted further differentiates between different bench types, the most common of which are those known as the standard cabinetmaker's bench (fitted with a face...

The bench features two all wooden vises that both extend 13 inches.

The bench has two vises. An end or “tail” vise on the right hand side, and a front or “shoulder” vise on the left-hand front, both of which operate on sturdy wooden screws.

The tool trough at the rear has a yellow pine floor, as is usual, and a pine backboard. The bench has two vises. An end or “tail” vise on the right hand side, and a front or “shoul...

The tool trough at the rear has a yellow pine floor, as is usual, and a pine backboard. The bench has two vises. An end or “tail” vise on the right hand side, and a front or “shoulde...

The tool trough at the rear has a yellow pine floor, as is usual, and a pine backboard. The bench has two vises. An end or “tail” vise on the right hand side, and a front or “shoulde...

The tool trough at the rear has a yellow pine floor, as is usual, and a pine backboard. The bench has two vises. An end or “tail” vise on the right hand side, and a front or “shoul...

Belgian work bench with vise clamp on the front and two drawers.

Each leg is pegged and can be broken down by popping the pegs out. The bench features a steel screw vise that works properly and extends out.

In the early years they were based in Chicago and made woodworking vises and workbenches. In 1912 they moved to Muskegon, MI and specialized in school laboratory equipment while main...

Built in Belgium in the 20th century, this piece would have originally been used as a carpenter’s work bench; the impressive iron vises on the side and end of the table would have se...

Wooden joiner's bench with two vises.

French wine table work bench with working vise and two shelves for storing wine.

work bench with functioning vises

Carpenter's work bench/table consisting of large vise, 4 drawers and 2 cabinets.

19th century Argentinian mahogany work bench with double vises and a lower shelf.

Impressive heavy oak carpenters workbench with two screw turned vises. ​ The bench has holes in the top made for bench dogs that allows the clamping of wooden parts. ​

Great original patina work bench. Covered with paint , dirt and scuffs. The piece has not been cleaned, but is very usable with no oils on the surface.The piece comes with 3 metal do...

French work bench. Unusual with two vises. Thickness of top board is 2.5 inches.

Vintage Primitive Work Console From France, Circa 1900. Solid pine construction with great patina and use.

French work bench made circa 1960. This carpenter work table is perfect to be used in an entry and in a part of a room as a console with character. The nicks, scratches, dents, cuts,...

Antique Belgian Carpenter's Woodworking Bench in Solid Fruitwood with 2 Working Vices, Circa 1920-1930.

Can there be such a thing as a pretty work bench? I think so. This is lovely rare small scale antique French work bench with beautiful old faded blue paint residue. It retains its 2...

A most distinctive and almost certainly one off a kind 19th century rustic Northern European industrial work table with beautifully aged patina. Hand-crafted in Europe, circa 1890,...

Vintage industrial work bench Turn of the century 2 tier work bench with metal vices marked Reed MFG Company and a recessed tray where tools were stored.   

Functional early 20th century cabinet makers work bench as sideboard, serving table or bar.

A vintage French wooden work table. Constructed from stout wooden beams, crafted with the owner’s livelihood in mind. This ultimate sturdy table’s newest craft is turning function in...

Spanish Solid Wood Carpenter's Workbench