Antique Miniature Jeweler's Vise with Built-In Anvil – Primitive Bench Vise
A wonderful antique miniature jeweler's vise featuring a built-in anvil and beautiful original patina earned through years of honest use. This compact bench vise measures 4 inches long overall with a 3-inch working surface, making it ideal for jewelers, watchmakers, machinists, hobbyists, collectors, or anyone who appreciates quality early hand tools.
The working surface measures approximately 3 inches long by 1.25 inches wide, while the vise stands 1.5 inches tall. Despite its small size, it is a sturdy and functional tool that remains ready for use today.
This vise displays a rich aged patina and is in beautiful condition overall. There is one small chip in the casting at the table-mounting area. This minor flaw does not affect operation or strength and can be easily repaired or concealed if desired. The vise remains fully functional and is ready to bolt to your workbench and go straight to work.
Whether added to a collection of antique tools or put back into service at the bench, this primitive jeweler's vise is a scarce and attractive example of early craftsmanship.
Original: $125.00
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A wonderful antique miniature jeweler's vise featuring a built-in anvil and beautiful original patina earned through years of honest use. This compact bench vise measures 4 inches long overall with a 3-inch working surface, making it ideal for jewelers, watchmakers, machinists, hobbyists, collectors, or anyone who appreciates quality early hand tools.
The working surface measures approximately 3 inches long by 1.25 inches wide, while the vise stands 1.5 inches tall. Despite its small size, it is a sturdy and functional tool that remains ready for use today.
This vise displays a rich aged patina and is in beautiful condition overall. There is one small chip in the casting at the table-mounting area. This minor flaw does not affect operation or strength and can be easily repaired or concealed if desired. The vise remains fully functional and is ready to bolt to your workbench and go straight to work.
Whether added to a collection of antique tools or put back into service at the bench, this primitive jeweler's vise is a scarce and attractive example of early craftsmanship.
