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<p>[QUOTE="Bakersgma, post: 126396, member: 59"]I agree with Bev. My mother's sewing table from that period had an "extension" that folded in from the right (when not in use) to provide extra surface area for large items being worked on. It also had more drawers than this desk that were shallower (for things like extra thread and bobbins, etc.) in addition to one deeper one for patterns and sewing books, etc.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Bakersgma, post: 126396, member: 59"]I agree with Bev. My mother's sewing table from that period had an "extension" that folded in from the right (when not in use) to provide extra surface area for large items being worked on. It also had more drawers than this desk that were shallower (for things like extra thread and bobbins, etc.) in addition to one deeper one for patterns and sewing books, etc.[/QUOTE]
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