schoenmakers aambeelden - Working tool (4) Industrial
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Four iron items by Schoenmakers Aambeelden from Belgium, dating to ca. 1850–1920, in good used condition with minor signs of aging and specks, including a zwanenhals model and three tripod stands with varied dimensions.
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these are 4 old cobbler's aambeelden including a swan-neck from the period around 1850/1920 roughly. these were the first models, after that around WWII the tripod leesten appeared, of which three are pictured here.
I describe them in order of the photos
1) height 18.5 cm x width 15 cm x length 22 cm, no markings, 2.9 kg
2) height 20.5 cm x width 15.5 cm x length 15.5 cm, mark: number 2, 3.1 kg
3) height 17.5 cm x 13.5 cm x length 14 cm, mark: 1-S, 2 kg
4) swan neck, length 33.5 cm x width 5.5 cm x depth 14 cm, no markings, 3 kg
object location Belgium
carefully packed and insured ships are sent.
no additional costs for packing or insurance!!
these are 4 old cobbler's aambeelden including a swan-neck from the period around 1850/1920 roughly. these were the first models, after that around WWII the tripod leesten appeared, of which three are pictured here.
I describe them in order of the photos
1) height 18.5 cm x width 15 cm x length 22 cm, no markings, 2.9 kg
2) height 20.5 cm x width 15.5 cm x length 15.5 cm, mark: number 2, 3.1 kg
3) height 17.5 cm x 13.5 cm x length 14 cm, mark: 1-S, 2 kg
4) swan neck, length 33.5 cm x width 5.5 cm x depth 14 cm, no markings, 3 kg
object location Belgium
carefully packed and insured ships are sent.
no additional costs for packing or insurance!!
Details
Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
schoenmakers aambeelden
Weight
11.8 kg
Number of objects
4
Style
Industrial
Country of Origin
Belgium
Material
Iron
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
18.5 cm
Width
15 cm
Depth
22 cm
Estimated period
1850/1920
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