A Good Adjustable Singer c.1930 Cast Iron & Pine Machinists Stool sub-Antiques In 1913 Butcher’s started using

In 1913 Butcher’s started using the ‘Primus’ trademark

this rather fun and comical picture has masses of interest not least because it’s unsigned but also because of our knowing of a sister picture

The condition is unquestionably rustic

The box is clearly stamped at one end with BRASS and labelled ‘Compartment Font’ amongst other information relating to its contents

A Good Adjustable Singer c.1930 Cast Iron & Pine Machinists Stool sub-Antiques In 1913 Butcher’s started usingOrigin: British Period: Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1925 35 Minimum Height: 17. 5 inches Maximum Extended Height: 23. 5 inches Diameter of Top: 12 inches The Singer factory stool comprising of a swivel height adjustment circular lacquered pine top over a later black painted industrial cast iron tripod base, survives from second quarter of the twentieth century. The top remains in good condition as does the iron support, which