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Nice Moving Filletster Plane by J. Searing – Newark, New Jersey Maker

2″ Wide with Sharp Skewed Iron – Early 19th Century Craftsmanship

Offered here is a handsome moving filletster plane crafted by J. Searing of Newark, New Jersey, active between 1821 and 1849. Searing was part of a vibrant community of early American plane makers, and his work is increasingly sought after by collectors who appreciate regional craftsmanship and historical provenance.

This example features a 2″ wide sole and a sharp skewed iron, ideal for cutting clean rabbets and shoulders. The body is solid and well-preserved, with a warm patina that speaks to its age and careful use. The wedge and iron seat snugly, and the plane is ready for display or light use.

A fine example of New Jersey toolmaking heritage—perfect for collectors of early American planes or those building a regional maker collection.

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