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This unique dragon was hand carved in Paris in the 1800's. The wings and scales are detailed along with an elegant tail that wraps around the design.

A beaver holding bolts of lightning. From Providence, Rhode Island

A shot plate with three squiggly line designs on the ring top. Made by Gold Machinery in Providence, Rhode Island.

This art nouveau woman has hair that grows into flowers. From Kerr.

A serpent with a stone settings on its flared head arranged like a Celtic knot. It makes links, barrettes, and more.

Kevin saved this ring hub from total destruction. It had been broken in several places. Origin Unknown.

A detailed, hand-carved lion head with an embellished window. This lion was made in the 1800's in Paris, France by Rostaing.

A delicate dangling matching earring pair drop made by Augustus Bertrand from Paris, France. It is rare to find a complete set of earrings that you can connect with a jump ring. This set was made in the 1800's.

This roaring lion made handles for drawers and the tops of bottles. From Rumart Toolcraft in Providence, Rhode Island.

A dogwood flower with one extra long petal and a space in the center for a stone. From the Parisi Tool & Die Co.

This delicate filigree design depicts a smooth-feathered bird on a branch. Enamel a stamping from this die to make colorful earrings, pins, and charms.

This delicate filigree design depicts a double-crested bird on a branch. Enamel a stamping from this die to make colorful earrings, pins, and charms.

A shield-shaped bezel for stone setting, enamel, inlay, and more. You can even set smaller impression die stampings inside it. From 1950s Beaucraft.

These birds are huddled close together on the branch of a flowering tree, likely cherry blossoms. From the Parisi Tool & Die Co. Turn this design into a balanced pendant!

A beautiful butterfly design with an almost-guilloche design and small stone settings. From Rumart Toolcraft in providence, Rhode Island.

A bug with a long body, a heart-shaped abdomen and heart-shaped antennae. From Parisi Tool.

This mystery box includes three Halloween-themed hydraulic press tools, such as pancake dies, impression dies, shot plates, pattern plates, etc. Brand new, never before sold by Potter USA!! Boxes will ship out within 1-2 weeks after the order is placed. *Box is $55 May 1-18, 2025. After that time, the contents are no longer a mystery, so the box will be available for substantially more to reflect the actual cost of the tools in the box.

Design your own impression die! Made with special die-carving steel that is easy to carve. Use files, gravers, burs, or chasing tools to carve your own design in the negative.

Design your own impression die! Made with special die-carving steel that is easy to carve. Use files, gravers, burs, or chasing tools to carve your own design in the negative.

Oval ring top design with flourishes scouring the surface of the design

This unique hand carved die may be small but it carries incredible detail.

1.5 in wide x 1.5 inch high This die is French, from Augustus Bertrand, early 1900’s

Five different teeth molds all in one die, made from real crown mold hubs.

Three differently sized flies, perfect for matching jewelry collections.

This impression die is modeled after fossilized ammonite pieces!

11/16" x 1/4"

1/2" Diameter

1/2" Diameter

Shot Plate Design Dimensions: Left: 3/8" x 3/8" at its widest point Middle: 1/2" x 3/16" at its widest point Right: 11/16" x 7/16" at its widest point from Tharpe Robbins

Customer demo by Jolé Danae Moon at Lavender Star Designs. Design Dimensions: Left: 3/8" Right: 1/2" x 7/16" from Caaco

Two victorian hand designs, a front and back, from Whiting and Davis.

This swallow bird can make a pendant, pin, or even a ring top. From Larter & Sons.

This ring comes from Michael Ilsa. It depicts a geometric city skyline.

The realistic body and wings of a cicada.

This ribbon has a jump ring so that it can be made into a pendant or ornament. From Whiting & Davis.

An Egyptian Revival style winged scarab beetle. From Paris, France.