Singer 28K (1901) Sewing machine - Walnut

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Singer 28K (1901) portable hand-crank sewing machine with a black metal body, gold decorative decals, mounted on its original wood base with a curved Bentwood cover, in working order and dating to 1900–1910, originating from the United States.

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Stunning Antique Singer Sewing Machine – Portable Hand-Crank Model – Early 20th Century

Discover this magnificent hand-crank sewing machine from the famous Singer brand, an emblematic piece of the history of domestic sewing. This model is distinguished by its black cast-iron body, richly adorned with its original gold decals with elegant floral motifs typical of the Art Nouveau era.

It is presented mounted on its original wooden base and accompanied by its domed protective wood cover in thermoformed wood (the Bentwood case), equipped with its wooden and metal carrying handle.

Mechanical and aesthetic condition:

Functionality: The machine operates perfectly from a mechanical standpoint. The side crank turns smoothly and drives the needle mechanism flawlessly.

Aesthetic: Very good overall condition for its age. The gilding is well preserved and the wood has a superb period patina.

Defect to note (complete transparency): As shown in the profile photographs, the wooden box has a slight play on one side, which prevents the cover from snapping or closing completely hermetically on that flank. This does not diminish the object's aesthetic beauty in presentation or its internal use.

Ideal for collectors of antique technical objects, sewing enthusiasts, or for a refined retro decorative piece in a home.

Stunning Antique Singer Sewing Machine – Portable Hand-Crank Model – Early 20th Century

Discover this magnificent hand-crank sewing machine from the famous Singer brand, an emblematic piece of the history of domestic sewing. This model is distinguished by its black cast-iron body, richly adorned with its original gold decals with elegant floral motifs typical of the Art Nouveau era.

It is presented mounted on its original wooden base and accompanied by its domed protective wood cover in thermoformed wood (the Bentwood case), equipped with its wooden and metal carrying handle.

Mechanical and aesthetic condition:

Functionality: The machine operates perfectly from a mechanical standpoint. The side crank turns smoothly and drives the needle mechanism flawlessly.

Aesthetic: Very good overall condition for its age. The gilding is well preserved and the wood has a superb period patina.

Defect to note (complete transparency): As shown in the profile photographs, the wooden box has a slight play on one side, which prevents the cover from snapping or closing completely hermetically on that flank. This does not diminish the object's aesthetic beauty in presentation or its internal use.

Ideal for collectors of antique technical objects, sewing enthusiasts, or for a refined retro decorative piece in a home.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Wood type
Walnut
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
United States
Material
Brass, Steel, Wood
Manufacturer/ Brand
Singer 28K (1901)
Colour
Black, Brown
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
37 cm
Width
46 cm
Depth
24 cm
In Working Order
Yes
Estimated period
1900-1910
FranceVerified
64
Objects sold
88.89%
Private

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