Complex Moulding Planes

English c.1770s - early c.1800s dating this plane to around the reign of King George III. A complex moulding plane made by Shepley. The rear is marked with the number '2' and '4/8'. The plane has a few what look like very old worm holes, not surprising for a plane with over 200 years of age, we h...

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A hard to find Turner Twin Blade Wooden Moulding Plane. The front nose is marked 'T Turner, Sheffield'. Condition: all parts move freely, please see photos for condition.

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An old wooden plane with a gentle profile. The front nose is marked 'R Hardy, Hull'. Condition: all parts move freely, please see photos for condition.

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A wide complex moulding plane by Moseley. The front nose of this old wooden plane is marked ‘Moseley, 16 New St’. English (London) circa 1810-1830. Body Width: 75mm   Condition:  all parts move freely, usual tarnishing/scratches/dents for this type of tool of this age, scattering of black stainin...

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An unusual profiled wooden moulding plane by Mutter believed to date mid-to-end of the 18th century (1700’s). Condition: all parts move freely (please see photos for condition)

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A rare profiled moulding plane that we believe is marked I.Sym (previous user has over stamped manufacturer name). English circa 1750s – 1790s Blade width: 52mm (2” approx) Plane width: 64mm (2 ½”) Condition: Good condition especially for its age, has a good length cutter with clean blade face. E...

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A twin iron complex wooden moulding plane believed to be a Cove and Astragal sash plane marked to nose of plane Nelson and marked in script Wm Alex. Rear is marked “4” over an “8”. This old woodworking plane is marked with worm runs and worm holes. Rear wedge appears to have been replaced. Overal...

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Complex moulding plane made by G.Berry. This old plane has some denting mainly to rear end of plane, previous woodworkers name stamp and some discolouration, also has a chip to front and rear end of boxwood running strip. Retains a good length plane iron.Overall width: 64mmWidest width of cutter:...

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English c. mid 1800s to c. mid 1900s 2 wooden planes made by Buck, includes:1 x Reverse ogee (see image for profile) made by J. Buck 124 Newgate St, London. This old plane has some denting mainly to rear end of plane, previous woodworkers name stamps and some discolouration. Retains a good length...

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A rare moulding plane made by Marsh & Winn. Has 2 chips and a number of dents to boxwood strip, 4 pin holes to sole, side of plane a 15mm by 5mm chip. Ends are marked with the previous woodworkers name stamp. Retains a good length cutter. Blade width: 25mmPlane width: 44mm

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Irish (Dublin) c.1820s - c.1890s Quirk Ogee and Astragal moulding Plane made by Kennan, Dublin. The plane has half a dozen old treated worm holes. Retains a good length cutting iron with minor speckles of pitting to blade face. This Kennan moulding plane has had some good use with a number of mar...

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An old unnamed wooden scotia plane. Retains a good length cutting iron with clean blade face. Has some marks, dents, previous woodworkers name stamps, a 10mm x 10mm chip.

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Complex moulding plane made by Buck 242 Tottenham Ct Rd. Retains a near full length cutting iron with clean blade face. Previous user has added fence to sole (see photo).Blade width: 25mm (1") point to point

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c. early 1800s A twin iron ovolo and scotia plane made by Stewart. Rear of plane is marked '3/8 by 4/8'. Has two good length cutter one of which has been replaced. Blades have fairly clean blade face with some minor speckles of pitting to one blade. Previous woodworkers has replaced both wedges. ...

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