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Egyptian Native-made tool: Adze

Egyptian Native-made tool: Adze

Adze, Borneo, middle 19th century

Adze, Borneo, middle 19th century

1845-1874

Native adze with haft from Southern Nigeria

Native adze with haft from Southern Nigeria

Adze with wooden handle by W. Marple & Son

Adze with wooden handle by W. Marple & Son

1863-1897

Adze, Chinese

Adze, Chinese

1845-1874

Adze, manganese steel, 1882-1884

Adze, manganese steel, 1882-1884

1882-1884

Stone hand adze

Stone hand adze

1601-1900

Adze and haft

Adze and haft

Adze, originally used for trimming wood at Astley Green Colliery

Adze, originally used for trimming wood at Astley Green Colliery

Pin head carpenter's Adze

Pin head carpenter's Adze

Polished stone Adze from New Zealand

Polished stone Adze from New Zealand

Maker's stamp on adze

Maker's stamp on adze

Adze Blade, Borneo, middle 19th century

Adze Blade, Borneo, middle 19th century

1845-1874

Adze, Egyptian, IVth - VIth Dynasty

Adze, Egyptian, IVth - VIth Dynasty

Brades & Co. warranted mark

Brades & Co. warranted mark

Steel head carpenter's adze

Steel head carpenter's adze

Socketted Adze without haft from Southern Nigeria

Socketted Adze without haft from Southern Nigeria

Adze

Adze, North Eastern Railway, marked 'N.E.R.', found at South Pelaw Sidings signalbox.

Adze, North Eastern Railway. Found at South Pelaw Sidings signalbox.

One Adze with polished ash handle with brass hooped end.

Adze, Shipwright's

Early Bronze Age chisel-adze; flat; curved expanded cutting-edge; side tapering to head which is straight. Said to be from Egypt.

Bronze age chisel-adze

3300 BC - 1200 BC