Vintage Maple Sewing Stand with Storage Compartments

Description : This vintage wooden sewing stand combines a compact work surface with convenient built-in storage for sewing supplies, knitting accessories, or craft materials. Constructed from solid maple and hardwood veneers with turned legs, it features two hinged side compartments for organizing thread, needles, scissors, and other small tools. A shaped gallery back with a decorative cutout helps keep items in place while adding a traditional touch. Its sturdy construction and warm finish make it equally suitable as a sewing table, craft station, or accent side table.

Era
Mid-20th Century (circa 1940–1960).

Style
Colonial Revival / Early American.

Technique
Turned wood legs, hardwood joinery, routed edges, hinged storage compartments, and stained lacquer finish.

Tools Used
Lathe, table saw, router, drill press, mortising equipment, sanding tools, and finishing equipment.

History
Compact sewing stands were popular household furniture during the mid-20th century, providing organized storage for sewing notions while doubling as occasional tables. Their practical design made them a common feature in home sewing rooms before dedicated craft furniture became widespread.

Manufacturer / Maker
Maker: Unknown. The design is consistent with American furniture manufacturers such as Ethan Allen, Tell City Chair Company, or other regional Colonial Revival furniture makers, though no maker's mark is visible.

Measurements
18" W × 40" L × 18½" H.

Suggested Weight
Approximately 22–28 lbs.

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
44" × 22" × 23".

Music
"Homeward Bound" – Simon & Garfunkel.

Item Number : P17080

Category : Other Tables

Brand : Unknown