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two early 20th century american industrial matching unusually-shaped cast iron low-lying table bases with flared edges containing pre-drilled holes for mounting purposes
  • two early 20th century american industrial matching unusually-shaped cast iron low-lying table bases with flared edges containing pre-drilled holes for mounting purposes
two early 20th century american industrial matching unusually-shaped cast iron low-lying table bases with flared edges containing pre-drilled holes for mounting purposes

two early 20th century american industrial matching unusually-shaped cast iron low-lying table bases with flared edges containing pre-drilled holes for mounting purposes

SKU: UR-21668-15
matching set of original antique american industrial refinished cast iron low-lying table bases or removable x-shaped stretchers for use with a larger machine table base. the two iron supports are identical from top to bottom with protruding edges containing pre--drilled holes for mounting purposes. the durable lightweight bases have been brushed down to bare metal and sealed with a clear coat lacquer. the exact fabricator is not known. the bases were discovered in a factory machine shop storage closet. a similar set of bases are available on the website. priced for the pair.

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