FAUDELS LTD. LONDON SEWING MACHINE

very ornate, floral and peacock decoration. Mother of pearl flower inlay on machine. Wooden mounted board is in poor condition with one side broke. All wheels and gears move freely on sewing machine.

American. 1870s. Table stamped, "Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co. New York - London - Paris" with patent dates to 1871. Exhibits scattered losses from the painted and stencilled surface. Retained in

Early 20th C. E Ward of London sewing machine.

Liechtenstein, 1964, serial number 529305, retailed by Automatic Business Machines Ltd, London, in black and grey, in original black metal case, height of case 13cm

Complete original box. Manufactured by Newton Wilson and Co.. 144 High Holburn London. Newton Wilson also made sewing machines. Condition (Excellent). Size 6 - 1/2" L.

Including, in painted cast iron: (2) Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co., NY/London/Paris, with 1871 patents, pedal operated, but just the machines present, one mounted on wooden stand, 8" x 10 1/2" x 6

American. 1950s. Part No. 160741 Box size is 2.75” x 1.75” x 1.75”H Nicknamed the “Penguin”, this sewing machine attachment was manufactured by the Singer Sewing Machine

American. 1860s. This highly collectable sewing machine, often referred to as the Holy Grail to collectors, was manufactured by the Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Company of Boston, Mass. which was in

Canadian. 1860s. Stencilled cast iron. Mechanically functioning. Stamped, "Chas Raymond July 30th 18??" surrounding the table plate. 8 1/4 x 5 x 9". Exhibits scattered surface losses. CODE:SEW Bryan B

Canadian. 1869. Cast iron. Rare. Mechanically functioning. Marked, "Guelph Sewing Machine Co., Patented Oct 2, 1869". 9 x 13 x 5.5". he Guelph Sewing Machine Company only produced two models of machin

American. 1880s. This single chain-stitch, hand crank sewing machine was manufactured in the USA by Willcox & Gibbs. Known for its beauty of design, it is one of the most collectable of all sewing mac

American. 1910s. Painted cast iron with nickel components. Mechanically functioning. Stamped, "Spenser Sewing Machine Co., Boston, Mass" top table. 8 1/4 x 8 1/2 x 5". Exhibits scattered surface losse

A cased antique Wilcox & Gibbs Silent sewing machine with associated maintenance items .26 x 32 cm.

American. 1850s. This is an older model single chain-stitch, hand crank sewing machine made by Willcox & Gibbs, dating to approximately 1858. It has a glass tension disc. The gold decoration is eviden

American. Pre-1875. Stencilled cast iron with glass tensioners. Mechanically functioning. Table stamped, "Willcox & Gibbs" alongside other indiscernible script. 8 x 5 3/4 x 10". Exhibits minor losses

American. 1910s. Single sided lithographed tin (SST). Extremely minor oxidation within the margins. Marked lower inside edge "The H.D. Beach Co., Coshocton, O". 4.25" x .25".

A cased Wanzer Sewing machine 31 x 38 x 19 cm

American. 1874. Painted and stencilled cast iron body. Wood case. Tagged, "The Singer Mfg Co., N.Y. Trade Mark". 12 x 17 1/2 x 9 1/2". Mechanically functioning. Exhibits minor paint and decal losses.

Centennial Edition Singer Feather Weight Sewing Machine with Table.

Singer Featherweight Sewing Machine, 11" x 14 1/2" x 8 1/2".

Singer featherweight sewing machine.

ANTHONY BARATTA: SEWING MACHINE LAMP W/ PINK GINGHAM SHADE 21"H 21"W 10"D

Singer Feather Weight Sewing Machine, 13 1/4" wide.This is a Canadian variant. Serial A661706-4

Canadian. 1870s. Wood top on cast iron base. Stamped with patent dates in shield, upper front platform of machine. 37 x 28 x 16". Exhibits heavy surface losses with accompanying oxidation from the mac