Tooled Collection
From ancient to modern, the art of tooling shines through various objects
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From ancient to modern, the art of tooling shines through various objects. A 6th-century lamp, its creator unknown, illuminates the past with intricate designs etched into its surface. In 1936, Gerald Transpota's skilled hands crafted a tooled leather cover for a baptismal font and a saddle that exudes both beauty and functionality. A box from Florence in the 1600s showcases the delicate craftsmanship of an anonymous artist. Wordsworth's poems find their home in a manuscript from 1939, adorned with tooled leather panels that add elegance to his timeless words. Istanbul's rich history comes alive in a bookbinding for a Qu'ran created between 1460-1500; its tooled leather and gilt details reflect devotion and reverence. Les Arts au Moyen Age takes us back to France in 1873 with its front cover boasting elaborate tooling by Firmin Didot. The collection of antique books stacked high tells stories not only through their pages but also through their beautifully embossed covers. And let us not forget the Wild West as Gerald Transpota once again demonstrates his mastery with spurs and cowboy boots from around the same era - c. 1936 - where function meets fashion. Throughout time, artists have used tools to leave lasting impressions on everyday objects, turning them into works of art that transcend generations.