Vintage 1930s Singer Electric Sewing Machine in Original Wooden Cabinet With Extension Leaf

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A charming 1930s Singer electric sewing machine, Model 66 features the original solid wood cabinet housing. Thhis model has a … Read more A charming 1930s Singer electric sewing machine, Model 66 features the original solid wood cabinet housing. Thhis model has a heavy cast-iron body with steel internal components. Museum examples are catalogued as cast iron with steel/metal working parts, along with brass details.

The cabinet has a fold-out extension leaf for an expanded work surface. This classic machine features the iconic black enameled finish with original gold Singer decals, a built-in electric motor, and a working sewing light, representing the transition from treadle-operated machines to early household electric models.

The cabinet offers a generous storage drawer for sewing notions and supplies, while the extension leaf creates a spacious work area that easily folds away when not in use. Beautiful turned legs and a warm aged finish lend the piece authentic farmhouse and cottage appeal.

Today, this working machine makes an exceptional decorative accent for a sewing room, craft studio, library, or country home while remaining a wonderful example of American industrial design. The combination of original machine, cabinet, and period details creates a display piece that is both functional and nostalgic.

Expected wear is consistent with age, including surface marks and finish wear to the cabinet that enhance its vintage character. Original decals remain largely intact.

Features:
Circa 1930s
Original Singer electric sewing machine
Original wood cabinet with fold-out extension leaf
Built-in electric light
Storage drawer for sewing accessories
Original black enamel finish with gold decals
Rich vintage patina throughout
A wonderful display piece for farmhouse, cottage, or industrial-inspired interiors See less