Working tool Antique

set of antique tools, featuring a manual carpenter's plane in the foreground and two barrel taps in the background.
Identification of Objects
Manual Carpenter's Plane: It is a traditional woodworking tool, consisting of a rectangular wooden body (often called a stock) where a slanted metal blade, the iron, is housed. The blade is fixed by a wooden wedge that allows adjustable cutting depth. This model is common in collections of old hand tools from the 18th and 19th centuries.
Barrel Taps (Spigots): In the background, there are two taps traditionally used on barrels or casks of wine and other drinks.
The darker bronze tap, made of durable metal materials common for this type of accessory.
The other tap, with a greenish finish (possibly due to verdigris/patina on the metal), features a classic cylindrical design. Both operate by rotation or snap-fit to allow the liquid flow from the barrel.

Approximate dimensions: 14*26 cm

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