English Singer Sewing Machine Panels

Two machine embroidered panels, one with a jug of flowers design and the other a classical vase design. Both panels were made by Singer Sewing Machines for the 1924 Empire Exhibition at Wembley.
Circa: 1924

At the Wembley/Empire Exhibition in 1924, the Singer Sewing Machine Company showcased its latest sewing machines and designs, including those that were specifically designed for embroidery applications. Thanks to their advanced features and technology, these machines allowed users to easily create intricate and detailed embroidery designs. The Singer Sewing Machine Company demonstrated the capabilities of these machines by showcasing a range of embroidered items, including clothing, accessories, and home decor items. These items featured intricate and detailed designs, showcasing the versatility and creativity that could be achieved with the company's sewing machines.

Overall, the Singer Sewing Machine Company's embroidery applications at the Wembley/Empire Exhibition in 1924 helped to highlight the company's commitment to innovation and dedication to making sewing and embroidery accessible to a broader audience.
The British Empire Exhibition was a colonial exhibition held at Wembley Park, London, England, from 23 April to 1 November 1924 and from 9 May to 31 October 1925. Both panels were made by Singer Sewing Machines for the 1924 Empire Exhibition at Wembley.

Condition Report: Excellent condition. Later conservation framing (September 2022)

Dimensions: Weight 2.865gm, Length 38cm, Width 6.5 cm, Height 52cm. (Per Piece)