Antique Wooden Tool Handle – 33 ⅜" L

Description :
This slender antique wooden shaft appears to be a hand-turned tool or implement handle, possibly for a hand auger or similar vintage tool. The squared-off end has a bored hole, likely for a pin or hardware attachment. Its length and craftsmanship suggest it was designed for leverage or control, and it would serve well today as a unique piece for restoration or repurposing. The surface shows signs of age and use, including patina and minor wear typical of early 20th-century utility tools.

Era:
Early to mid-20th century

Style:
Utilitarian / Industrial Primitive

Technique:
Lathe-turned and hand-bored hardwood

Tools Used:
Lathe, hand drill, chisel

History:
Likely part of a workshop or agricultural tool, used during an era when wooden components were standard in functional design.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown

Measurements:
33 ⅜" L

Suggested Weight:
~0.8 lb

Item Number : P13793

Category : Misc Tools

Brand : UK