Working tool Antique - anvil on a pole

Rare Pedestal Anvil – Antique Standing Anvil in Forged Iron (19th Century)
Timeless charm and the history of craftsmanship
Wonderful example of a stake anvil (also known as stake anvil or banco bicornia), an authentic relic that embodies the skill of blacksmiths of yesteryear. This tool, forged entirely by hand, is not just a work utensil but a true piece of metallurgical history.
Main Features:
Iconic Design: Characterized by the classic "T" shape with double horns (one squared and one rounded) and a flat central face, ideal for precision work and shaping.
Robust Construction: The shank (the lower post) is long and tapered, designed to be securely mounted into a wooden log or a bench socket.
Authentic Patina: The surface shows a magnificent natural oxidation and the marks left by time and use, certifying its authenticity and lived character.
Ideal Dimensions: Perfect as a display piece in a studio, a historic workshop, or as a high-end industrial/rustic decorative element.
Why buy it?
For the Collector: A prestigious addition for those seeking rare pre-industrial agricultural or workshop tools.
For the Artisan: Still functional for those practicing jewelery making, sheet metal work, or historical reenactment (bushcraft/traditional forging).
For the Interior Designer: A unique design object capable of capturing attention in a modern or vintage setting.
Dimensions: 11 x 9 x 3 cm
Weight: 0.4 kg
Condition: Excellent condition for its age. Solid structure with no structural cracks. Please carefully study the photos to appreciate the details of the manual forging.