Antique Drafting Set With Morocco Leather Etui From Georgian Era England

This Georgian-era drafting set represents a sophisticated example of 18th-century English precision instrumentation. The compact Morocco leather etui houses six specialized tools—brass compass dividers, a delicate ink bow compass, crayon holder, bone ruler, and brass-steel inserts—designed for the exacting work of maritime navigation, architectural drafting, and mechanical engineering. The wooden case, distinguished by its tapered profile and heraldic emblem, exhibits the refined craftsmanship characteristic of the period, with remarkably minimal deterioration. Measuring 170mm × 60-45mm × 23mm, this functional yet elegant ensemble exemplifies the marriage of utility and artisanal quality that defined professional drawing instruments of its era.