Asher

Naki Nik Naks 0009 – Asher –  February 2026

Asher started as an experiment with leftover 1920's Singer cabinet parts and a broken early 1900's chair. It works, is a solid build and is kinda cute. Made with a talon saw, battery powered drill and sandpaper — no measurements just guesstimates and went with it.

Asher is the remains from several different Singer sewing machine cabinets, circa 1920's and 1930's. Seemed a waste to not use the beautiful wood and components for something so hence Asher was created. The legs were salvaged from a seriously beyond repair antique chair.

Relatively simple, we took the spares and played jigsaw to see what the most feasible combination was. Tracey opted for country style colours balanced against a dark wood stain. The handles brass and marble TEMU bargains.

The whole process didn't see any measurements or real carpentry skills, eyeball_ometer, guesstimates and a bit of good fortune that parts fitted in!

Like we said, an experiment in what we could do and achieve.

An interesting cutesy little cabinet / bedside table/ arm chair coffee table thing! We like Asher and are sure the new owner will just as much.

Name: Asher

Catalogue Number: 0009

Date of completion: February 2026