Vintage Singer Sewing Table
#11
No pins for the machine but the basket as mentioned by Mitch's Mom
So now I need to look for the extension somewhere? LOL
I felt lucky to run upon this table and the $5 price tag helped. I think someone thought is was damaged so they marked it so cheaply.
So now I need to look for the extension somewhere? LOL
I felt lucky to run upon this table and the $5 price tag helped. I think someone thought is was damaged so they marked it so cheaply.
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Originally Posted by Cathieinut
Hoping there is someone who knows about the "cardtable" type sewing tables that Singer made back in the day.
I bought, from a thrift store, what I hoped was a Featherweight sewing table a while ago. It has the hole for a sewing machine but no hole cover or insert and is marked 148121 SIMANCO USA. It is made of a blonde type wood with tan metal legs and frame for the wood to sit on.
I tried my Featherweight and it was too small for the hole and the metal support for the machine.
Any info would be appreciated. I will try to add a picture ASAP if I can.
Thanks so much for any help
I bought, from a thrift store, what I hoped was a Featherweight sewing table a while ago. It has the hole for a sewing machine but no hole cover or insert and is marked 148121 SIMANCO USA. It is made of a blonde type wood with tan metal legs and frame for the wood to sit on.
I tried my Featherweight and it was too small for the hole and the metal support for the machine.
Any info would be appreciated. I will try to add a picture ASAP if I can.
Thanks so much for any help
Billy
#14
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Originally Posted by traumaRN
I have both the 301 and 221 tables; the 221 table had black metal legs and the 301 had the tan legs. Yes, the insert is a different size, appropriate for the 301 (see my avitar).
#15
Originally Posted by jljack
Originally Posted by traumaRN
I have both the 301 and 221 tables; the 221 table had black metal legs and the 301 had the tan legs. Yes, the insert is a different size, appropriate for the 301 (see my avitar).
#16
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Originally Posted by Cathieinut
Hoping there is someone who knows about the "cardtable" type sewing tables that Singer made back in the day.
I bought, from a thrift store, what I hoped was a Featherweight sewing table a while ago. It has the hole for a sewing machine but no hole cover or insert and is marked 148121 SIMANCO USA. It is made of a blonde type wood with tan metal legs and frame for the wood to sit on.
I tried my Featherweight and it was too small for the hole and the metal support for the machine.
Any info would be appreciated. I will try to add a picture ASAP if I can.
Thanks so much for any help
I bought, from a thrift store, what I hoped was a Featherweight sewing table a while ago. It has the hole for a sewing machine but no hole cover or insert and is marked 148121 SIMANCO USA. It is made of a blonde type wood with tan metal legs and frame for the wood to sit on.
I tried my Featherweight and it was too small for the hole and the metal support for the machine.
Any info would be appreciated. I will try to add a picture ASAP if I can.
Thanks so much for any help
#17
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Arlington, TX
Posts: 243
Does anyone know what the number on the bottom of these table stand for? I have 2 blonde ones with beige metal legs and a brown one with black legs (T341374). The other 2 are in a packed closet, so I don't have the # on them. All have T and 6 numbers. One is missing the basket, but all are in excellent shape. Does anyone know where to find a basket as soon as I figure out what machine goes into it.
#18
I recently bought a blonde table with beige metal legs with the number 46 8...not sure if it is 468 or 46 8 because there is a space between the 6 and 8. It is not the featherweight table. Does anyone have any info on this particular table?
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