Description : This salvaged treadle base features ornate cast iron construction with a distinctive vintage industrial aesthetic. Once the foundation of a foot-powered sewing machine, its open frame and symmetrical curves now make it ideal for repurposing as a unique table base or display stand. The aged red-brown patina reflects years of use and weathering, enhancing its rustic appeal. It retains the original “USA” casting mark, indicating domestic manufacture—likely early-to-mid 20th century. Era: Early 20th Century (likely 1910s–1930s) Style: Industrial / Victorian Revival Technique: Sand cast iron, factory-milled, bolted frame construction Tools Used: Casting molds, iron smelting furnace, bolts & screw presses History: These bases were commonly found on domestic sewing machines before electric motors became standard. Many brands like Singer, White, and Davis used this iconic design. Manufacturer / Maker: Maker: Possibly Davis or White Sewing Machine Co. (based on form and “USA” cast), but exact maker unknown. Measurements: 21" W x 16 ¼" D x 28 ⅝" T Suggested Weight: Approximately 30–40 lbs Item Number : P13491 Category : Furniture Brand : UK