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Antique Casige Sewing Machine Made in Germany.
This is a wonderful and extraordinary piece desired by toy and sewing collectors. It is a fully functional sewing machine designed to teach young children how to sew. The machine has art deco / tole style graphics in red, green, and gold on black. Made completely of stamped metal painted and chrome finish on most moving parts. The machine uses a single thread which creates a chain stitch pattern.
The needle moves up and down freely and the machine is in working condition. We show a sample of the chain stich made on this machine.
Adorable display piece for a crafter or child’s room!
History Note,
Carl Sieper of Gevelsberg named his machines Casige from the first 2 letters of his first and last names and the town he lived in. He made toy sewing machines from 1902 to 1975. The Art Deco period of the late 1920’s inspired him to paint his machines which are very collectable now.
Circa, 1930
Marked, MADE IN GERMANY along with an eagle makers mark.
Measures, 7" wide, 7½” tall, 3¾” depth at base.
Condition, does show paint lose on base, as shown in pictures. Does not come with hold down clamp.
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Jul 25, 2024
Carefully packaged and delivered quickly. Great customer service!
Cecelia Stricklin