mixed lot of unknown things

View attachment 244994 i do love old tools and buy them when i’m bored and like to imagine that i might find a way to use them.... yet right.
this lot i brought online just because of the silk leaf “iron” but there a few that i would love to know that are .... love the “sewing machine” but it has no name on it only the word patent and the tiny “pan” that can be resized it make me happy.
thanks
judith

 

nice combination..
the pan may be for gunpowder.....or shot !

 

didn’t think of that! i just love how it was made . don’t think i will use it though for gun powder!

 

there are those who would !!!
it's very nice !!!

 

I think the first one you show has something to do with rug hooking.

 

As @clutteredcloset49 says, please see your other post on "sewing tool info".

 

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/sewing-tool-info.48769/

 

the knife on the right looks like a pottery tool...

 

There is a jeweler's saw frame and a hand held vice metal clamp,both used by jewelers and gun smiths.

 

Not a clue what it is, but I'm pretty sure I need one.

 

Good photos!

What is the long, curved thing just to the right of the possible sewing thing? Looks like it opens and closes but also has a bar of a different metal underneath it?

 

You have a very nice old collection of tools.

 

Or is it some sort of coping saw ?

 

This is a coping saw.


this is possibly for rug hooking

 

It is a jeweler's saw frame..... https://www.google.com/search?q=jew...VOmeAKHaGiBCYQ_AUoAnoECA0QBA&biw=1266&bih=726

 

far right of 1st photo,not the wrenches,,,close up would be nice

 

I think that a lot of the things there could have been for stain glass window making. I see two glass cutters for sure, a soldering iron, the chisel would be useful to cut preformed lead, the compass to measure stuff, the brass wood item in the second photo might be for snapping glass in sheets, and the item below that in the first photo... not at all sure about the rest, though...

 

i think it may depend on the size....
i have one....Dad's....for fine wood sawing.....he was never a jeweler...

 

Hi Komokwa,
Did your dad do a lot of fret work with the saw?
greg

 

After looking up what a fret saw is,a fret saw and a jeweler's saw frame are the same tool and just use different type of blades. But they are not a coping saw which I answered to a post above.