Original Vintage Industrial Singer Sewing Chair Chairs – John Zoffa

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Last updated 16 Jul 2024

Original Vintage Industrial Singer Sewing Chair Chairs – John Zoffa

A run of three Singer sewing work chairs, English circa 1920.- Lightly restored, sprung backrests, height adjustable wooden seats.- All but one of the chairs has its original wing-nut screw, all four cast iron feet marked Singer. - Manufactured by 'Simanco' and stamped throughout alongside the model number '94500'.-

- A run of three Singer sewing work chairs, English circa 1920.
- Lightly restored, sprung backrests, height adjustable wooden seats.
- All but one of the chairs has its original wing-nut screw, all four cast iron feet marked Singer.
- Manufactured by 'Simanco' and stamped throughout alongside the model number '94500'.
- Height: 80cm, Depth 43cm, Width 35cm, Seat Height: 41cm-61cm.

Singer The Corporation is an American manufacturer of sewing machines, first established as I. M. Singer & Co. in 1851 by Isaac Merritt Singer. Buoyed by its success, Singer took the initiative in 1910 by marketing specially adapted furniture: a stool with cast iron base and original timber seat launched the range. Years later, the stool was fitted with a spring and backrest and became the illustrious adjustable chair.