This curated pair of vintage utilitarian tools includes a hafted miniature adze hammer and a substantial unhandled double-ended mattock head. Historically utilized in traditional masonry, timber framing, and general excavation, tools of this configuration were essential implements of 19th- and 20th-century tradecraft. The adze hammer features a broad, curved cutting face paired with a flat blade set on a smooth turned hardwood handle, designed for fine shaping and surfacing work. The accompanying heavy-forged eye head features dual working ends—a curved gouge and a straight chisel blade—engineered for grubbing, root cutting, and trenching.

Both pieces display an authentic aged patina with surface oxidation, honest wear, and minor pitting consistent with age and functional use, while remaining structurally solid.

Hammer Dimensions: 29 cm x 19 cm

Mattock Head Dimensions: 35.5 cm L