Ritmeester, Perlu en Geiger - Working tool (7)
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Collection of seven wooden cigar moulds, in two halves with a walnut/fruitwood inlay, including a Perlu-form half mould (no. 27), bearing branded markings Ritmeester 153 no. 52, Frans Geiger Oberweier no. 224 1949 and Perlu-form Aida no. 47, dating roughly from 1930–1950, dimensions 560 × 105 × 65 mm, originating from the Netherlands and Germany, in good used condition with minor signs of aging and spots.
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Collection of 3 complete wooden cigar molds consisting of two halves, with both a (boat-shaped) inlay of walnut/fruitwood, together with a half cigar mold in Perlu form (No. 27).
The parts form a pair, joined by uniquely applied dowels on the sides. On the top of the lid the names of the manufacturer and the type features are burnt in, namely Ritmeester 153 number 52, Frans Geiger Oberweier number 224 1949, Perlu-form Aida number 47.
Unique material from the period from the previous century up to the early 1950s.
Total 7 items, all, given their age in very neat condition.
Collection of 3 complete wooden cigar molds consisting of two halves, with both a (boat-shaped) inlay of walnut/fruitwood, together with a half cigar mold in Perlu form (No. 27).
The parts form a pair, joined by uniquely applied dowels on the sides. On the top of the lid the names of the manufacturer and the type features are burnt in, namely Ritmeester 153 number 52, Frans Geiger Oberweier number 224 1949, Perlu-form Aida number 47.
Unique material from the period from the previous century up to the early 1950s.
Total 7 items, all, given their age in very neat condition.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
Ritmeester, Perlu en Geiger
Number of objects
7
Country of Origin
Germany, Netherlands
Material
Wood
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
560 mm
Width
105 mm
Depth
65 mm
Estimated period
1920-1930, 1930-1940, 1940-1950
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