X 2, ANTIQUE WOODEN PLOUGH PLANE BY VARVILL Of YORK, UK. 1793 TO 20TH C
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:18772314 | Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom |
| Original/Reproduction: Antique Original | Brand: VARVILL of YARK, UK |
PLEASE FIND FOR AUCTION ONE ANTIQUE WOODEN PLOUGH PLANE.
~~THE MAKER IS VARVILL & SONS OF YORK, ENGLAND.
THE VARVILL FAMILY THE LARGEST OF THE YORK PLANE MAKERS WAS KNOWN NATIONWIDE. AS ONE OF THE MOST PROLIFIC PLANE MAKERS IN YORK, THE FAMILY BUSINESS SPANKED OVER ONE HUNDRED YEARS. APPROXIMATELY 1793 TO 1904. THIS PLANE MADE DURING THE EBOR WORKS FACTORY PERIOD, NORTH St., BETWEEN 1840 AND 1867. APPROXIMATELY 15...0 YEARS OLD.
THE PLANE MAKER AND A PICTURE OF HIS WORK ARE FOUND IN THE PRESTIGIOUS BOOK 'ANTIQUE WOODWORKING TOOLS' pg 216.
~~THE PLANE HAS AN ADJUSTABLE DEPTH GAUGE. THE PLANE CUTTER IS 3/16 INCHES WIDE AND MADE BY WARD OF LONDON. THE PLANE MAIN BODY IS 7 1/2 INCHES AND THE SCATE IS 9 INCHES.
~~THIS BEECH WOOD BRASS AND STEEL PLANE IS A COLLECTABLE ANTIQUE.
THANKS FOR LOOKING AND GOOD LUCK.
A nice addition to your collection!Bid with confidence - we offer a 100%satisfaction guarantee, with a 30 day money back no questions returnpolicy!
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Check out our other auctions for many uniqueand unusual items. We scour the land to bring you interesting Antiques, Art, and Collectibles. We list many new items every week so follow us, and checkback often. CHISELS PLANES & STUFFrrcollectibles1877 A shorthistory. At 11 years old, in the summer of 1960, I had 8 differentpart time fobs. Mostly relating to newspapers. Some yard maintenance and some babysitting. Atfirst, I walked my routes in a small, at the time, in the outer edges or LAcounty. Eventually I was able to purchase a new Western Flyer bicycle formWestern Auto on the payment plan with my mother cosigning. It was $5.00 a monthfor 10 months. I loved the bike. At 16 years old I left home and worked full time in a metalfabrication department for a company that made patio furniture. I was thesecond fastest production operator on the brake and punch out presses in theplant. The Forman was the fastest. Also crushed 4 digits on my hands. At 19 years old I was a Sargent in charge of an AirborneInfantry Squad which had a M-60 machine gun crew. I was sent to the Republic ofViet Nam. Was wounded in the end of 67. When I came home I couldn't find acomfortable place to work so started my own business. In the late 60s and early70s I made leather products, sold to a few stores and on the streets of SanFrancisco to the tourists. One of the first shops I sold to, when they had onlytwo stores, was the Gap.
After about 10, 000 belts and a good number of bags, satchels and key fobs Imoved on to Jewelry. I started selling my silver as a San Francisco StreetArtist (San Francisco Street Artist License No 28)
As I got into gold and precious gems I moved on to art shows first in Floridathen eventually up the entire east coast along with the mid-west. Atlanta, Virginia Beach, New York City, all the big towns in Ohio, then on to Detroit, Ann Arbor, Chicago, and many cities in between then back down south. Whiledoing the touring I received over 70 awards for design and craftsmanship. Bythe time I was 40 I had my own jewelry store and became a Graduate Gemologist(GIA) in Delray Beach Florida. I designed, manufacturing, sold and appraisingjewelry for 1100 families. During that time, I designed, developed, and taughtthe jewelry program for the Boca Raton Museum. I retired from the store (soldout at 50) and only took on custom work or one-of-a-kind pieces for specialclients.
I moved back to Colorado (was born in Denver) about 10years ago. Yes, I'm no spring chicken. For the last several years I have beencreating works in wood and have plans to combine gems with fine wood products.In the mean time I started collecting antique woodworking tools. I studied andworked with many a vintage tool. Realizing I could find good tools at auctionsand bring them to the public at a lower price that I had been paying. I LOVE OLD TOOLS MOSTLY WOODWORKING TOOLS BUT I MAY VARY ALITTLE. I ALSO LIKE ART AND CRAFTS, HAVING BEEN A CRAFTSMAN ALL MY LIFE. I BUYWHAT I LIKE, SOMETIMES IT DOSE NOT MAKE IT TO AUCTION IF I LIKE IT TO MUCH. SOMETIMESI CAN ONLY KEEP IT FOR A WHILE. Please feel free to contact me for any questions orrequests. -02C-090619-00-00-27-00-28-
~~THE MAKER IS VARVILL & SONS OF YORK, ENGLAND.
THE VARVILL FAMILY THE LARGEST OF THE YORK PLANE MAKERS WAS KNOWN NATIONWIDE. AS ONE OF THE MOST PROLIFIC PLANE MAKERS IN YORK, THE FAMILY BUSINESS SPANKED OVER ONE HUNDRED YEARS. APPROXIMATELY 1793 TO 1904. THIS PLANE MADE DURING THE EBOR WORKS FACTORY PERIOD, NORTH St., BETWEEN 1840 AND 1867. APPROXIMATELY 15...0 YEARS OLD.
THE PLANE MAKER AND A PICTURE OF HIS WORK ARE FOUND IN THE PRESTIGIOUS BOOK 'ANTIQUE WOODWORKING TOOLS' pg 216.
~~THE PLANE HAS AN ADJUSTABLE DEPTH GAUGE. THE PLANE CUTTER IS 3/16 INCHES WIDE AND MADE BY WARD OF LONDON. THE PLANE MAIN BODY IS 7 1/2 INCHES AND THE SCATE IS 9 INCHES.
~~THIS BEECH WOOD BRASS AND STEEL PLANE IS A COLLECTABLE ANTIQUE.
THANKS FOR LOOKING AND GOOD LUCK.
A nice addition to your collection!Bid with confidence - we offer a 100%satisfaction guarantee, with a 30 day money back no questions returnpolicy!
If you have any issues please contact us andwe will strive to make it right for you.
Check out our other auctions for many uniqueand unusual items. We scour the land to bring you interesting Antiques, Art, and Collectibles. We list many new items every week so follow us, and checkback often. CHISELS PLANES & STUFFrrcollectibles1877 A shorthistory. At 11 years old, in the summer of 1960, I had 8 differentpart time fobs. Mostly relating to newspapers. Some yard maintenance and some babysitting. Atfirst, I walked my routes in a small, at the time, in the outer edges or LAcounty. Eventually I was able to purchase a new Western Flyer bicycle formWestern Auto on the payment plan with my mother cosigning. It was $5.00 a monthfor 10 months. I loved the bike. At 16 years old I left home and worked full time in a metalfabrication department for a company that made patio furniture. I was thesecond fastest production operator on the brake and punch out presses in theplant. The Forman was the fastest. Also crushed 4 digits on my hands. At 19 years old I was a Sargent in charge of an AirborneInfantry Squad which had a M-60 machine gun crew. I was sent to the Republic ofViet Nam. Was wounded in the end of 67. When I came home I couldn't find acomfortable place to work so started my own business. In the late 60s and early70s I made leather products, sold to a few stores and on the streets of SanFrancisco to the tourists. One of the first shops I sold to, when they had onlytwo stores, was the Gap.
After about 10, 000 belts and a good number of bags, satchels and key fobs Imoved on to Jewelry. I started selling my silver as a San Francisco StreetArtist (San Francisco Street Artist License No 28)
As I got into gold and precious gems I moved on to art shows first in Floridathen eventually up the entire east coast along with the mid-west. Atlanta, Virginia Beach, New York City, all the big towns in Ohio, then on to Detroit, Ann Arbor, Chicago, and many cities in between then back down south. Whiledoing the touring I received over 70 awards for design and craftsmanship. Bythe time I was 40 I had my own jewelry store and became a Graduate Gemologist(GIA) in Delray Beach Florida. I designed, manufacturing, sold and appraisingjewelry for 1100 families. During that time, I designed, developed, and taughtthe jewelry program for the Boca Raton Museum. I retired from the store (soldout at 50) and only took on custom work or one-of-a-kind pieces for specialclients.
I moved back to Colorado (was born in Denver) about 10years ago. Yes, I'm no spring chicken. For the last several years I have beencreating works in wood and have plans to combine gems with fine wood products.In the mean time I started collecting antique woodworking tools. I studied andworked with many a vintage tool. Realizing I could find good tools at auctionsand bring them to the public at a lower price that I had been paying. I LOVE OLD TOOLS MOSTLY WOODWORKING TOOLS BUT I MAY VARY ALITTLE. I ALSO LIKE ART AND CRAFTS, HAVING BEEN A CRAFTSMAN ALL MY LIFE. I BUYWHAT I LIKE, SOMETIMES IT DOSE NOT MAKE IT TO AUCTION IF I LIKE IT TO MUCH. SOMETIMESI CAN ONLY KEEP IT FOR A WHILE. Please feel free to contact me for any questions orrequests. -02C-090619-00-00-27-00-28-
