Working tool - Pruning shears

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Ger van Oers
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Selected by Ger van Oers

Owned an antiques and curio shop with a large international network.

Estimate  € 70 - € 100
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Description from the seller

This handcrafted branch pruning tool from Ichijoin, a renowned master pruning house in Nara, Japan, is a well-known and long-established pruning tool in the world of Ikebana and bonsai. Made entirely with traditional forged iron, the surface retains its natural forging texture. The curved blade is designed for easy branch pruning and features a spring-loaded return mechanism and a leather safety clasp to lock the blade in place. It opens and closes smoothly and firmly, has a sharp blade, and is in excellent condition.

This handcrafted branch pruning tool from Ichijoin, a renowned master pruning house in Nara, Japan, is a well-known and long-established pruning tool in the world of Ikebana and bonsai. Made entirely with traditional forged iron, the surface retains its natural forging texture. The curved blade is designed for easy branch pruning and features a spring-loaded return mechanism and a leather safety clasp to lock the blade in place. It opens and closes smoothly and firmly, has a sharp blade, and is in excellent condition.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of Origin
Japan
Material
Steel
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
20 cm
Width
6 cm
Depth
20 cm
Estimated period
1980-1990
Title additional information
Pruning shears
Hong KongVerified
252
Objects sold
91.67%
Private

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