damaquilts

http://www.antiquehomestyle.com/insi...lery/page1.htm


My brother saved a 1930's stove from our grandmothers basement and he now has it in the breakfast area of the kitchen. I want to decorate that little area to match the stove. Searching online for 1930's kitchens I came across this . Just thought it was kinda neat.
The stove is green and cream and I was going to stick with just just those 2 colors until I saw they put red with it. I love it . Not too sure how he is going to feel about it. He is VERY traditional. Dark colors etc.

KarenR

Was that a featherweight that I was looking for? I love it!

AngieS

Very Pretty Machine! Reminds me of one of the ones I have at home. ;)

damaquilts

Now that I am not sure. lol I couldn't tell if it was a FW or a 301 I just thought it was neat they included it in a kitchen design. Very practical . Now kitchens have so much stuff that really isn't . At least to me. I like the older smaller kitchens . They have one picture on the site that the eating area is a lazy susan. Fill up on the kitchen side open the little door and swing to dining side. Ok not really practical for today but neat.

greenini

Looks to me to be a 301, a featherweight is much smaller and still more compact. Thanks for sharing this.

QuiltnNan

:thumbup:

Tink's Mom

I think it's a 301...looks a bit large to be a 221.

sueisallaboutquilts

It looks like a 301 to me :D