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A Collection of Over 30 Moulding Planes
The Dorking Desk Shop
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A Collection of Over 30 Moulding Planes

1900 - 1920
Description

A collection of over 30 moulding planes of various styles

Wood: Elm, beech, yew

Size: Various

Age: Victorian

Price: £10 to £30

Ref: 0633

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The Dorking Desk Shop has dated these Antique Wooden Moulding Planes to the 1900s.

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SA118813
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0633
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Description
A collection of over 30 moulding planes of various styles

Wood: Elm, beech, yew

Size: Various

Age: Victorian

Price: £10 to £30

Ref: 0633

Date of Manufacture

The Dorking Desk Shop has dated these Antique Wooden Moulding Planes to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA118813
Dealers Internal Ref
0633
The Dorking Desk Shop
Sellingantiques verified Since Jan 2011
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Archive I A selection of antique wooden moulding planes and a long jointer plane resting on a neutral surface.

A collection of over 30 moulding planes

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Telephone 01306 883327
Location
42 West Street
Dorking
Surrey
RH4 1BU
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/tdds
Verified Since Jan 2011
Items For Sale 160
Items Sold 57
The Dorking Desk Shop
Verified Since Jan 2011
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Location: 42 West Street, Dorking, Surrey, RH4 1BU, United Kingdom
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A selection of antique wooden moulding planes and a long jointer plane resting on a neutral surface.
A collection of over 30 moulding planes
Ref: SA118813
A selection of antique wooden moulding planes and a long jointer plane resting on a neutral surface.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

Wooden moulding planes were essential hand tools utilised by joiners and cabinetmakers from the 18th to early 20th centuries to shape decorative wood trim. Before automated machinery, artisans pushed these specialized planes along timber edges to create specific architectural profiles, such as beads, coves, and ovolos.

These planes were primarily constructed from dense, stable hardwoods like beechwood, which minimized friction and resisted wear. The cutting irons were forged from high-carbon steel or iron, held firmly in position by a fitted wooden wedge.

Authentic pieces feature maker stamps on the toe or heel, hand-forged irons with maker marks, and natural patination across the wooden body. Look for signs of genuine workshop use, such as hammer marks on the heel and wear along the sole.

These historical timber objects are frequently arranged on open shelving, desks, or mantelpieces within rustic, industrial, or traditional interiors. Grouping planes of varying sizes creates visual texture and celebrates heritage craftsmanship.

Maintain the wood stock by applying a thin coat of clear beeswax polish to prevent drying and cracking. Steel irons should be lightly wiped with mineral oil or paste wax to protect against rust and oxidisation, avoiding harsh chemical cleaners.
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