Carpenters Tools

Tool Shop Kanban - Trade Mark Satomi Kembi - Carpenters Tools - Sharpening - Banshu Hyogo - Fujita Yoshiteru Shotei (seller) Nokukawa mono - (Blacksmith) Fujiwara Gembei

Japanese Carpenter’s tool chest, constructed of Cedar (sugi, Cryptomeria japonica) with a persimmon stain, with the drawer interiors constructed of Paulownia (kiri, Paulownia tomento...

A great looking naturally worn work bench from a Belgian cabinet makers workshop. Old splatters of paint and saw cuts add to the perfect mellow patina of the honey colored oak work s...

The table legs are easy to assemble on site, and don't require any tools or carpenter.   

The table legs are easy to assemble on site, and don't require any tools or carpenter. - Oval Minimalist table - Teak structure - Includes two extendable leaves (measuring 50...

ABOUT A pair of carved saw handles and two carpenter tool handles. CREATOR Disston & Son.

Rustic weathered 1970s Spanish walnut carpenter's tool with bronze fittings and inserts decorations.

Late 19th to early 20th century Oak carpenters tool chest or trunk. Features a rectangular form with beveled top, brass banded corners and inset handles along the front.

We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning and very rare Salmen Master brand complete carpenters tool set A very good looking and well made complete set.

ABOUT An early 20th century small American carpenter's workbench with middle shelf and inlay tray along the back to hold the carpenter's tools.

Given the beauty and thoughtful design of traditional Chinese furniture, it’s no wonder that Qing-dynasty carpenter’s tools were accorded the same attention to detail.

About An original mid-century carpenter's workbench. The base is stamped "Made in Finland" and has two working steel vices, a pull out draw, large bottom storage, an inlay section f...

ABOUT Beautifully constructed handmade solid Maple carpenter's workbench with two working steel vices, an inlay section for carpenter's tools, two metal "dogs", twelve "dogs holes" ...

ABOUT An original mid-century carpenter's workbench. The base is stamped "Made in Finland" and has two working steel vices, a pull out draw, large bottom storage, an inlay section f...

Workman’s Cabinet found in an Italian Boatyard made in the mid-1800s and in absolutely untouched original condition, even down to the carpenter’s tools. When we started in this busin...

This is an original wooden carpentry tansu (chest) full of old and antique Japanese professional carpenter's carving and chisel tools, including fine tataki nomi timber tempered stee...

Antique Nakashima styled vintage Japanese Master carpenter woodworking tool in metal and wood, circa 1890 Dimensions: Height 1 in.

This is a cache of 15 Old antique Japanese professional carpenter's wood tools including a fine 19.5 inch signed saw, plus 14 various old antique chisels- all tools, dating back to t...

Rare small antique wood carpenters work table made by the Bradford Machine Tool Co.

This is the perfect way to make your wood look attractive, organized and accessible at a firepit, outdoor fireplace or other rustic location. The holder is sizable enough to store wo...

This vintage Hungarian carpenter’s workbench features two vices and a recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools.

This vintage Hungarian carpenter’s workbench features two vices with a iron handle and a recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools.

It has one vice with a wooden handle and a recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools. It has been restored and waxed.

It has one vice with a wooden handle and a recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools. It has been restored and waxed.

It has two vices with a wooden handle and a recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools. It has been restored and waxed.

It has two vices with wood handle and a recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools. The traditional trestle base allowed it to be assembled and taken down or moved more ea...

It has two vices with wood handle and a recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools. The traditional trestle base allowed it to be assembled and taken down/moved more easily.

It has two wrought iron vices with wood handle and a recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools. The traditional trestle base allowed it to be assembled and taken down/mov...

It has two vices with wood handles and a recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools. The traditional trestle base allowed it to be assembled and taken down/moved more easi...

This work table has two wood vices with wood handles and a recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools. The traditional trestle base allowed it to be assembled and taken do...

It has two wrought-iron vices with wood handle and a recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools. The traditional trestle base allowed it to be assembled and taken down/mov...

There is a pair of vices, one on each end, with a wood handle and recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools and for catching debris.

It has two wooden vices and a recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools. The traditional trestle base allowed it to be assembled and taken down/moved more easily.

It has two vices and a recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools. The traditional trestle base allowed it to be assembled and taken down/moved more easily.

This vintage Hungarian carpenter’s workbench features one iron vice and a recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools.

This vintage Hungarian carpenter’s workbench features two vices and a recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools.

This vintage Hungarian carpenter’s worktable features two wooden vices and a recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools.

This vintage German carpenter’s worktable features two wooden vices and a recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools.

This vintage Hungarian carpenter’s workbench features two vices and a recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools.

This antique workbench has a built-in wooden vice screw and a recessed tray where the carpenter would put his tools. It was manufactured circa 1900.

This antique workbench has two hand-carved built-in wooden vice screws and a recessed tray where the carpenter would put his tools. It was manufactured circa 1900.

This antique workbench has two built-in wooden vices screws and a recessed tray where the carpenter would put his tools. It was manufactured, circa 1900.

This antique workbench has two built-in wooden vices screws and a recessed tray where the carpenter would put his tools. It was manufactured, circa 1900.

This antique workbench has two built-in wooden vices screws and a recessed tray where the carpenter would put his tools. It was manufactured, circa 1900.

It has two wood vices with wood handle and a recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools. The traditional trestle base allowed it to be assembled and taken down/moved more ...

This antique workbench has two built-in vices screws and a recessed tray where the carpenter would put his tools. It was manufactured circa 1920.

This antique workbench has two hand-carved built-in wooden vice screws and a recessed tray where the carpenter would put his tools. It was manufactured around 1900.

This antique workbench has two built-in wooden vices screws and a recessed tray where the carpenter would put his tools. It was manufactured, circa 1900.

This antique workbench has two built-in wooden vices screws and a recessed tray where the carpenter would put his tools. It was manufactured, circa 1900.

This antique workbench has two built-in wooden vices screws and a recessed tray where the carpenter would put his tools. It was manufactured around 1900.

It is narrow, just under 7' long and has one wood vice with wood handle and a recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools. The traditional trestle base allowed it to be ass...

This antique workbench has two hand carved built-in wooden vice screws and a recessed tray where the carpenter would put his tools. It was manufactured circa 1900.

It has two vices and a recessed tray where the carpenter would lay his tools. The traditional trestle base allowed it to be assembled and taken down/moved more easily.