It belonged to my great grand mother (absolutely not for sale btw). It's german and it has a wheel and a foot peddal. it kinda looks like a desk and it has a stool with it. my mom says it's from ww2, but it has got to be older.... so if you know pls tell me. all google searches were a waste of time

I had this really neat vintage sewing room set, I then got sims 3 and figured I didn't need my sims 2 stuff and deleted everything, then I found out I sims 3 sucked (in my opinion) and so I'm back to sims 2 and trying to find everything again. I'm having trouble with this one though. It was red velvet and dark wood, not sure if there were other colors, it had a sewing basket, a large and small sewing box, a stool, a couple mannequins, and a project bulletin board, I think it had a couple other pieces but these were the ones I used and so they're the only ones I remember. If anyone knows where I can find these I'd appreciate it. Thanks in advance.

I collect antique sewing machines, and recently purchased a Singer 15-91 in cabinet style 40. I'm working on restoring the machine, and would love to find the matching stool, but have no idea where to start (aside from spending $150 on ebay). Collecting these machines is an inexpensive hobby, so I'm not looking to pour lots of money into this, but I'd like a complete set. Any ideas on finding an antique stool that was separated from its cabinet? There IS a matching stool that goes with cabinet style 40. This is the stool; but I'm not looking to spend that kind of cash: http://cgi.ebay.com/Singer-Walnut-Bench-Stool-with-Lift-Seat_W0QQitemZ370337217569QQcmdZViewItemQQptZAntiques_Furniture?hash=item5639d17c21#ht_3034wt_973 I'm just looking for tips on how to search for something that, when separated from the cabinet, isn't easily identifiable.

I have a wooden glider and stool that I bought when my daughter was born. I now want to move it into a different room and I would like to make a slip cover to put over it since it is pink. Any suggestions?

I'm in the middle of refinishing a sewing cabinet and need to do something with the bottom. It is missing many small pieces of the wood and using a wood filler would take forever and, in my experience, never takes the stain the same way as the rest of the piece. The damage is all around the cabinet and the matching stool and I would like to simply glue on wooden wall molding to cover the damage. The original cabinet had a maple stain with a three-inch redwood stain on the bottom which didn't strip well anyway. Covering this up seems like a good option. What do you think?

They are probably fakes but I found them stuck in a sewing stool I bought at a yard sale. I read a few thing on web sites about looking though them over newsprint etc. but don't want to pay someone unless I am reasonably sure they are real. So I want to see what they look like under black light. They are not a big deal the biggest is maybe two carats but the other is small. I just was looking for a possible location so I can see what colors they give off under a black light...I could not find the right forum to put this Q obviously...