Eighteenth Century Carpenter's Tool Compass

  
Description: 18th-century carpenter's compass, made of wrought iron. It features a square head with a stylized fleur-de-lis shape at the end, with similar work on the other side of the compass.

Right angles are marked on the edge. The tips are shaped like sea monster heads, with undulating bodies forming an openwork design of a spade, a sphere, and an inverted grail.

Overall good condition, wear consistent with age and use. See the satisfaction of our customers on thousands of positive sales. Any payment over 350 euros will be made via bank transfer, without prior request. We refund without questions and with our apologies to anyone disappointed by our shipment, as soon as the return package is received. No risks for our customers!