• [Brand Name]: New Home

• [Time Period]: Antique / Late 19th Century to Early 20th Century

• [Style]: Late Victorian

• [Category]: Treadle Sewing Machine Cabinet

• [Type of Material]: Solid Tiger Oak Wood; Cast Iron; Brass (drawer pulls)

• [Color]: Dark Brown; Black (base)

• [Dimensions]:
– With Top Closed: 34” Length X 18” Depth X 31” Height
– With Top Open: 47.25” Length X 18” Depth X 29.75” Height

• [Features]: Original paperwork; Historical bill of sale when purchased second-hand in 1946 in Dubuque, IA; Treadle pedal and flywheel base; 4 skinny long drawers on the sides, and 1 thin center drawer with a thread spool storage block and original spools; All drawers lock and include the key; Ring drop drawer pulls with decorative backplates; Folding lift-top cabinet; Scalloped center apron; Stepped and molded top edges; Leather treadle drive belt included; Integrated seam guide ruler inlay; Stamped patent from 1985

• [Condition]: 6.5-7/10; Fair-to-Good condition; Many marks and scratches; Large chip on the top of the folding top; Wood around the top of the machine enclosure is slightly raised and needs to be glued back down; Drop leaf panel towards the back of the machine enclosure needs to be slightly lifted so it doesn’t snag when fully coming up due to a panel layer that fell off (that panel is included and can be glued/nailed back on so that the machine enclosure operates as intended without needing to be lifted when opening the top); Cleaned