Weaving and Spinning Stuff for sale

ALL ITEMS ARE SOLD>

I am facilitating the advertising of these spinning and weaving items for a friend. I am not the seller nor do I represent the seller. If you have an interest in these items please contact me and I will connect you to the seller. Any details of the purchase are between you and the seller. 

ALL ITEMS ARE SOLD> THANK YOU
******************************************************************************













1. Oxaback Combination Drawloom – single unit and pattern saver;
160 cm Oxaback  with bench
2 back beams
20 ground shafts
Two battens - one with fly shuttle and one without
Combination draw with pattern storage system
50 pattern shafts and single unit and pattern storage

There are also several temples to send with the loom.

Stainless steel reeds - quantity 12

I feel it only right to include the Oxaback  4 meter warping mill and the Oxaback trapeze.  These two items are essential in preparing a proper warp and beaming it on.  The trapeze can be used on other looms, as well. 

Length -10'
Width 6'3"
Height 80"

I was thinking $10,000 for total package...however...I am lowering the price to $8,500 (less than half price)
***************************************************************************





SALE PENDING THANK YOU
2. Woolhouse Loom – This was the last Margaret loom to be manufactured. 16 shaft; 24 in weaving width; table loom with stand; two side trays; loom extender; treadle tracker; $2,700 new. Price lowered Feb 12 to $ 1,800 plus buyer pays shipping.
*********************************************************************************




SOLD THANK YOU
3. Gilmore Gem II loom– sectional beam; cloth trap which attaches to the front beam; Additional tray which mounts and is on top of the loom; additional inserted eye heddles; retail cost $2,500; selling price $1,700.
******************************************************************************




4. Glimakra Julia loom– 8 shaft countermarche; have all the pieces to set up as counterbalance; retails for $1950 and asking $1600; great for taking to workshops as it slides easily into vans; additional bench for $199.
********************************************************************************





5. Weldon books, Set of 12 – originally published in 1800s in UK; for sale is the Interweave 1999 version; currently out of print; in perfect condition; retails $500; this set will be offered at $400; needlework of all sorts.
**************************************************************************

SOLD THANK YOU
6. Of  Coverlets book – by Sadye Tune Wilson and Doris Finch Kennedy; this is a library copy with normal library wear but no turned down corners; retails for $235 to $400; will sell for $200.
******************************************************************************




SOLD THANK YOU
7. Ashford Joy spinning wheel – with travel bag; lists for $830, asking $650; 3 bobbins.
*****************************************************************************



SOLD THANK YOU
8. Kromski Minstrel spinning wheel – clear finish; 3 bobbins with built in lazy kate; list $630, asking $500. 

END OF LIST  :)

Comments

  1. CarmenDecember 9, 2015 at 10:43 AM

    What an amazing selection!!!

    ReplyDelete
  2. Arctic-mermaidDecember 9, 2015 at 10:59 AM

    I can put you in touch with the seller, if you would like to discuss anything. Cheers

    ReplyDelete
  3. UnknownFebruary 21, 2017 at 8:57 PM

    If the woolhouse table loom is still available could you email me please!? cockerillsroost@outlook.com

    ReplyDelete
  4. Arctic-mermaidMay 21, 2019 at 8:18 PM

    Hello Olena
    All items have been sold for quite some time. But thank you for your interest.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Medico Loom by Leclerc

Image
Here's the newest addition to my Painted Floor Studio. This is a Medico table loom, manufactured by Leclerc, a Canadian company. Research suggests this loom was manufactured for WWII veterans to use. As such it utilizes hand levers for changing the shed. But as you can clearly see in this picture, I have the floor stand which includes six treadles, essentially making it a floor loom.  The maximum weaving width is 22 inches. When I bought this loom last week it came with the blue and white warp on there already. I decided to just play with it, getting the hang of the levers and treadles. I figured out how the previous owner had the tie-ups done, and then "went with it."  Altogether I wound up with a piece of fabric about ten feet long. I will either cut it into bits and sew small bags out of it, or maybe use most of it for a scarf. In this photo you can see the four hand levers (silver) in the top right corner of the loom. In the top centre area of the loom...
Read more

What's old is new again

Image
Recently the talk of the Fiber Prep group on Ravelry is about "blending boards". It's like a drum carder, but without the drum. A flat surface covered in carding cloth. During the same week this was impressing many on Ravelry, hubby and I were in a thrift store where he spotted this! Naturally it had to come with me. (This model is not the same as what the current buzz is about.) So it is a heavy wooden box construction, with a separate handle that also has carding cloth on it. The manufacturer is Louet, a good name in spinning circles. A little vacuuming to clean out the remains from the previous owner and I was ready to roll. Here is the end on view, so you can see how the two sets of tines are proximal to one another. The batts in the back ground came off of an Ashford drum carder. And here is a view of the pegs on the handle which help to guide you in a straight path and you sweep away from yourself. In this image you can just see two wool locks ...
Read more

Ulla Cyrus Loom

Image
Get a look at what followed me home recently! I have gleefully adopted " Courage "  - my new addition to the family. WELCOME. The original owner of this loom was William Dyer, a famous weaver who lived in California and Washington State. He made very fine damasks with this loom.   A very large loom manufactured by Oxaback in Sweden. The model is called "Ulla Cyrus". It is a vertical countermarch with 16 shafts and 18 treadles. Plus it has the additional, optional unit draw and pattern shaft draw. Two different drawloom attachments. The weaving width is 63 inches.  I picked up this beauty in the north part of Texas, and the loom was already disassembled. This photo shows just a fraction of the gear. It was great fun to meet the current owner. Here we have returned home and both the box of the truck and the 5 x 12  landscape trailer are entirely filled with loom pieces. Completely. It is a lot of gear. And this is a glimpse at a small p...
Read more