Featured Singer cast iron stand age?

Sorry if this is in the wrong forum.
I found a wooden stand that was built around a cast iron SINGER sewing machine base and figured I'll turn it into a Scroll Saw stand.
Tore the wooden frame off of it before I took pics of the whole - stupid me, but hammer in hand I was going for it. The front had some neet hand painted notes and lines like a music sheet that I kept and will put back together for a wall hanger - Any ideas on the frame's age is my question!
I found an older Grizzly Scroll Saw last week (A POS that is being refurbished back to 1994 when it was made ) so combining these two will be fun!

 

I think there are a lot of Terrific Singer coffee or end tables in the world now because of people rescuing them!!! I think they make great decorative AND conversation pieces!! Have seen butcher block tops put on them too!! AND this site looks like it's YOURS.....the word "MANFG" ISN'T a regular spelling from what I can see....not "MFG".....but I didn't see an age, although I think it's late 1800's.....VERY cool!!!! Is there no treadle with it???? That would be super cool!!!!

http://ancientpoint.com/inf/126707-...ine_cast_iron_base__table_legs__restored.html

 

No nothing except what the pics show - "That's the ballgame folks" - But it seems sturdy enough to use it as a project!

Damn, after looking at the pics you sent in the page I'd a loved to have it complete!

 

@Rayo56......Be careful what you wish for!!!! You're the craftsman, so check it out.....there are a couple of Treadles on this several page Ebay site of Base parts! I think you want to make sure they're Singer at least close to your part date! Maybe none will work, but worth a look at Under $10. each on the treadles!!!! Happy Hunting!!

https://www.ebay.com/b/Sewing-Machine-Base-Antique-Sewing-Machine-Parts/163106/bn_7114063118?_pgn=2

 

Would be fun to return it to working condition but just needs too many parts, plus there was something cut off of it that I haven't figured out yet.

 

Naaaah, just a fun table!!!!!

 

I have my grandmother's old treadle sewing machine though it's a White not a Singer. It's from the 1920's I believe so newer that one might think. I assume that living in rural Idaho they may not have had electricity at the time or chose not to use it for sewing.

 

Those who responded THANKS - Got the top on and have to get a few more parts to bolt the Scroll Saw down and operating! Like @Aquitaine says - "A fun table" !!!!!!!

 

My 1922 singer machine has "Singer" written in metal between the two frames. My 1891 machine doesn't. Although there are hundreds of different designs....

 

And rebuilt the painting that was on the front wood slats and threw a coat of urethane on - now I can hang it on the barn wall -

 

Wow, that's lovely, even though it's dark wood it's very cheerful!

 

That works though......... The barn walls are bright with white paint and has fluorescent fixtures for lighting!