International “Cutawl” Electric Cloth Cutting Machine with Original Crate (c. 1910s–1920s) Qing style Finished in marbled peach and

Finished in marbled peach and pale eucalyptus-green glaze with classic age-related crazing

Nedlands: University Of Western Australia Press

Maker: Wembley Ware

Now out of print and increasingly hard to find

Book Title: What's Happening to Me

International “Cutawl” Electric Cloth Cutting Machine with Original Crate (c. 1910s–1920s) Qing style Finished in marbled peach andAn exceptional and increasingly scarce International Cutawl electric cloth cutting machine, manufactured by the International Register Company, Chicago, U. S. A. This early industrial machine was designed for cutting stacked textiles in tailoring houses, garment factories and millinery workshops during the early electrification of industry. The piece survives mounted on its original timber transit crate, boldly stencilled INTERNATIONAL CUTAWL, and