Antique Wooden Screw Clamp No 810-Primitive Tool Early 20th C-Woodworking-Rustic

This antique wooden screw clamp, marked No. 810, is a classic example of early American woodworking tools used by cabinetmakers and carpenters in the late 19th to early 20th century. Before widespread steel bar clamps, wooden screw clamps like this were favored for their controlled pressure and non-marring grip on finished wood surfaces. Likely produced in the United States, these clamps were common in small workshops and rural trade shops, often crafted from hardwood with hand-cut threaded screws. Today, they are appreciated both as functional shop tools and as authentic primitive décor, conveying the honest craftsmanship of early trades and fitting seamlessly into farmhouse, rustic, and industrial interiors.

Dimensions:
Clamp: 12 × 2 × 1.75"
Screw: 16 × 0.75"

Condition:
Solid and functional with age-appropriate wear. Traces of old paint on the wood, surface wear to handles, and patina to the threaded screw consistent with long use.