vall, on the reverse side of a small label.
Show her closer please.

Actually I thought of early hand Singer in my home just so worth it, Grandma.
Typewriter is not large, the right hand to twist the handle, hold the left tkan.Genialnoe invention, almost perpetual motion.
 On your picture later version, cast iron table with a treadle.

But most likely, you are right and about a sewing machine - my guesses.

Such a manual?
I think the artist has given at least a fragment of the important details of the interior.

I'm nice to know pohodochke (s)
The longer I look, the more confidence that this is the west.
The reverse side of, well, as a "native".
And who - what to say for the items /details of the interior?

It seems to me that the work of the French. A lady - read.

And in general, who decided that this Vlasov Sergei Alekseevich
(September 13, 1873, the village hemp Kostroma - 1942, Leningrad)?
Why would it?

Well, that was in this vertoprahe similar to the auditor? Nothing happened! That simply polmizintsa was not like - and suddenly it all: Auditor! Auditor! Well, who first released, it auditor? Answer me! (c) :D

I think that the lady Scandinavian work at least some details of me talking about it.

That's right, a little white chair, on the right hand, like a Scandinavian.
And in color, and style.

to compare, collect photos of the opposite direction.
Then picked up a couple, for comparison, they were all with Lauritz.com.

They have a specific technology "fix" stretchers.

sergejnowo, and I plaque-tray on the wall on the right recalled products Royal Copenhagen ( "Three Waves").

cool, thorough approach :)

Dear experts, obviously, as always right. Somehow Danish artists were especially fond subscribe monograms. For example, the monogram "CB" signed by at least four: Christian Bang (1868-1950), Carl Bosevang (1885-1970), Carl Bille (1815-1898), Carl Baagoe (1829-1902). Unfortunately, their monogram, although "CB", but differ from that given in the observed pattern. There is need to look carefully.

But the couple of pictures with an almost identical plot and accessories. But, alas, not "CB", and "ØH" (Edvard Ølund-Hansen, 1887-1979, Denmark). So maybe your "CB" is found among the Danish artists?