several matching hard to find and highly sought after "sani" swing-out stool brackets arrived

urban remains just received several matching original c. 1920's "sani" swing-out factory lunch room table stool brackets with the majority retaining their solid maple wood seats.

the swing-out stool components were fabricated for, and heavily advertised by, the sani products company, located in the sani building, chicago, il. the sani products company was formed to merchandize the products of the marietta mfg. co., of indianapolis, ind., and the chicago hardware foundry company, of north chicago, ill.

the elegantly designed and fully functional swing-out seat brackets acquired, consist of a mounting bracket with pre-drilled holes for attaching against a factory lunch hall table's cast iron base. the pivoting arm is held in place with a solid steel loose pin. the outer end of the bracket has a small flat platform with pre-drilled holes for mounting against the underside of a circular-shaped maple wood seats.

all of the brackets acquired have already been brushed down to bare metal and sealed with a clear coat lacquer. the solid round seats have been lightly cleaned and/or refinished. each bracket measures approximately 18 x 1 1/2 x 10 inches with a seat diameter of 13 inches.