April 22, 2024
Early 1900 Child's Sewing Machine Original Paint Decor
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Early 1900 Child's Sewing Machine Original Paint Decor. Really nice condition considering the age. Base measures 6 x 3.5 inches. 5 inch height to the base of the thread holder. No needle, otherwise operates nicely. No. 499383 on the back of the table. (if this is a patent number it places this in 1894). T appears what could be the remnants of a patent date in gold paint on the based but all I can make out is a "10". The bird and foliage decor is excellent on both sides with only minor paint wear around the feet. The base and body are painted pressed steel. This is an excellent example and way above average in condition. Shipping Information Buyer pays Shipping and Handling in the U.S. Our shipper USPS. Please use the shipping calculator if needed, my zip 16440. Multiple purchases receive a discount on shipping for items that can be combined to save postage. Insurance is additional, optional and charged at United States Postal Service rates. We take care in packaging but don't guarantee against shipping damage. Sometimes insurance is a good idea. Return privilege is honored for refund of end of auction price, buyer pays the postage in all cases. See my return policy. We ship fast . See our feedback. Payment Information I do not use paypal . I do accept money orders and personal checks . Foreign buyers may use Bidpay and some other
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