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Antiques & Fine Art — Cordy's

Auction House:Cordy'sNumber of lots recorded:808
Sale Title:Antiques & Fine ArtLots with images:123
Auction Location:AucklandPrices available:563
Date:3-Dec-2013
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Two Stanley No. 75 bullnose planes, one a type 1
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A Sargent No. 207 block plane
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A Sargent No. 206 block plane
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A Record No. 722 Router plane, most blue paint finish remaining
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A Sargent No. 75 bullnose plane
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A Stanley No. 93 plane, nickel plated
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A Stanley No. 110 block plane
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A Stanley No. 112 scraper plane, most black japanning remaining
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A Stanley No. 278 rabbet plane, some parts absent, as found
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A Stanley No. 120 block plane
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A Stanley No. 102 block plane
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Two Stanley No. 81 scraper planes, one complete, the other missing blade and keeper
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A Stanley No. 289 fillister and rabbet plane, original maker's named decal to handle
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Four gauges, includes; one rosewood with brass fittings, one slitter and other with brass face
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Three wooden planes, includes; a Stanley No. 27 and two chamfer planes, one by Preston & Sons, the other C. Norris
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Three Record planes; No. 10 rebate, No. 4½ and No. 0.5 cm
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Three Stanley planes, includes; No. 604 bedrock plane, Patent date April 2/95, No. 4 and No. 3
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Two Stanley No. 78 planes
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A Woden No. 4½ English plane
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Four various metal body planes, includes a Record No. 73 cm, a Carter No. C71 Australian router, a Carter No. 54 power plane, etc
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A Stanley No. 8 large plane, corrugated foot, most original black paint remaining
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A 19th century mahogany infill and steel shoulder plane
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A 19th century G. Miller rosewood bullnose infill plane, gunmetal (brass) body with steel foot
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A 19th century mahogany infill smoother plane, gunmetal body and keeper
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A 19th century mahogany infill jack plane, steel body
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A 19th century rosewood infill steel bodied shoulder plane
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A 19th century mahogany infill steel shoulder plane
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A 19th century Mathieson rosewood infill smoother plane, steel body
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A 19th century rosewood Spiers infill smoother plane, steel body
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A 19th century mahogany infill gunmetal joiner plane, repaired crack to handle
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Three vintage pattern-maker's gouges, two by Mathieson, one by Howarth, as above
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Four vintage mortice chisels, various makers
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Six screwdrivers, all steel with pinned wooden grips
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Five shipwright's tools, includes a corking mallet and four Marples corking chisels
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Stanley No. 72, two slide marking double gauge
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A rare Stanley No. 70½' cutting gauge
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Three C. Whitehouse & Son brace bits, with unique cutters named and stamped with 'Inventors'
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Five various screwdrivers, some named, smaller sizes
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Three personal name punches, steel with individual names to each end for the naming of personal tools
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One depth gauge and three saw sets; the 'Preston' depth gauge named; the saw sets by various makers
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Two screw boxes; one beech wood by Mathieson, the other boxwood, maker unknown and with no taps
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W. Marples & Sons screw box with tap
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Bleckmaan ½' screw box, with tap, no keeper
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Ten various wood working chisels, steel blades, turned wooden handles, various makers including Marples
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Eleven various chisels, steel blades, turned wooden handles, various makers
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Ten various chisels, similar to above
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Eight various chisels, similar to above
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Eleven various chisels, similar to above
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Five old Marples gouges, curved steel blades, turned wooden handles
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Eleven various chisels, similar to above
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Six various chisels
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A boxed Stanley No. 45 plane, complete with boxed set of cutters and booklet, good original condition
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A Stanley No. 78 metal woodworking plane, in original box, in as new condition, complete with fence
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A Stanley No. 55 Universal plane, rosewood handles, complete with four sets of 'Cutter Box' blades, No.'s 1 to 4
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A Stanley No. 55 Universal plane, complete with four boxes of cutters, as above
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Three Record planes No.'s 4, 44 and 43, all in boxes, one with no lid
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A Record Multi-Plane No. 40.5 cm, in original pine box complete with boxed set of cutters, instruction book, etc
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A Record No. 50 Improved Combination plane, in original packing box with sliding lid, boxed set of cutters, 'Cutter Clamping Bracket', booklet, etc
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Two boxed Record planes, No.'s 78 & 050C, both with instruction booklets and extras
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Four Rabone four-fold rulers, includes No.'s 1122, 2 x 1161 and 1202
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Seven Rabone wooden folding rulers, includes; a No. 1530 of five pivoting sections, a No. 1377 of four folding 6 inch sections and five four-fold boxwood and brass rulers of 9 inch sections
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Two old rulers, includes; a W. Marples to measure rope, wire and hemp with sliding calliper extension, with small chip to side, and a Rabone four-fold boxwood and brass No. 1190
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An early example Rabone two-fold boxwood rule with brass fittings and cased level, 24 inch
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Two Rabone four-fold boxwood rulers, includes an earlier example in 6' sections with brass cased level and fittings No. 1190, and another
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A cased set of draughtsman's instruments, including ivory handled and steel instruments in a rosewood case
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An ivory four-fold 2 foot rule, by J. Rabone & Sons, Birmingham, with white metal mounts
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An ivory four-fold 1 foot rule, by Rabone & Son, with brass metal mounts
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A 19th century ivory 6' folding ruler, single hinge, narrow form with single scale markings
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A c.1900 Hatter's (hat makers) ivory and ebony ruler by J. Tree of London, the ebony body with single ivory slide, white metal fittings, single marked scale from 5' to 9'. Length extended 9', maker's name to side.
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A c.1900 ivory 12' folding sector ruler, with single hinge, a number of scales inscribed to both sides which facilitate various mathematical calculations
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An early 20th century Rabone ivory four-fold ruler, white metal hinges, various scales, extending to 24', detailed with maker's name
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A 19th century ivory handled dental cleaning tool, the plain square section ivory handle with turned steel fitting receiving three various scraping steel ends, each with turned detail and screw thread for fitting to the handle
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Four old glass cutting tools, three with turned rosewood handles, one all brass, two by A. Shaw & Son, London; one Millers Falls, U.S.A., and one 'British Made'
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Two silver and M.O.P. pocket fruit knives and eight other pocket knives, includes horn handled, various whisky advertising, etc
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Three vintage brass plumb bobs, two of pointed tapered ovoid form with steel ends, the other larger and of cylindrical form with one turned end
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Three brass plumb bobs, similar to above
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Three brass plumb bobs, similar to above, one cylindrical with fine turned bands
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Three antique brass plumb bobs, one of acorn form with punched 'T.A.', another of spinning top form named 'W. Marples & Sons' and another smaller with cylindrical body named 'Taylor Rolph. London.'
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A 19th century lancet bloodletting folding knife, the brass case with horn face plates, the three hinged blades of various sizes offering a selection to the phlebotomist, a further blade fitted to the handle, named 'J. & R. Elliot'. Length extended 15.3 cm
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A Stanley No. 51 and 52 Chute board and plane, heavy cast iron construction, the plane with most black japanning remaining, mahogany handle
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An Ajax large boring machine, 2' auger bit, the folding top with double revolving arm mechanism operating the adjustable height bit, the steel fittings with most black japanning remaining, mahogany frame. Maker's name to top
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A 19th century Millers Falls, Langdon Mitre Box Co. mitre box, with patent date for Sept. 10. 1882, red paint remaining to the arched recesses, twin blades to the plane, the bed of approx. 29½'
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Four King Dick spanner/clamps, various sizes
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Three King Dick spanner/clamps
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An 8' draw knife, stamped maker's details for C.E. Jennings, tapered mahogany handles
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Eight various scrapers, wooden handles, various forms
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Two Rabone boxwood and brass squares, 2' at the longest length
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J. Beatty, 3' hand forged slick chisel, the wide long blade with maker's name, turned black walnut handle to the socket fitting. Length 82 cm
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A 19th century J. Beatty 1¼' hand forged steel chisel, the blade with maker's name of Chester, Pennsylvania, the black walnut handle fitted to the steel socket. Length 62 cm
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Six old hand tools, mainly hammers, various heads, most double ended, includes one hatchet, wooden handles
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Six various spokeshaves, includes a Stanley No. 65 chamfer spokeshave, No. 66, No. 67 Gothic twin blade, etc
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Five vintage steel plumb bobs, various forms
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Five vintage plumb bobs, two brass and three steel
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Two old brass and wood plow planes, both impressed with original owners names
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A Record No. 073 shoulder rabbet plane, all steel
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Eight various vintage tools, includes three planes, a square, a Stanley No. 18 bevel and three wooden forming tools.
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Eight vintage hand saws, mostly small, includes hacksaws, tenon, etc
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Assorted clamps etc., includes: a Disston No. 4, two Stanley No. 203s, and other parts
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Five vintage adjustable bevels, rosewood handle, brass fittings, steel blades
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Three boxed smaller Stanley tools; Stanley level sights No. 1, block plane No. 60½, Dowling jig No. 59, and saw set No. 4.2 cm
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