Vintage Victoria mechanical sewing machine

Vintage Victoria mechanical sewing machine. This item appears to be a sewing machine that was rebranded, but could actually be a Gritzner or a Kayser Durlach made in Germany. It has serial number 454436, which is a numbering style both Gritzner and Kayser used. "Victoria" was a common rebranding name a 100 years ago as it was a popular name, and was preferred in some countries over a German name post World War 1. With our limited knowledge of sewing, we got this machine to stitch a piece of cloth. This does not mean we claim it be fully functioning and durable as it is a vintage item. We therefore recommend it is used for decorative purposes only and not its originally intended purpose. Furthermore, the bobbin winder friction ring connects but is old and cracked, and would have to be replaced. The metal body is in reasonably good condition with wear on the paint, surface marks and oxidation due to usage. The wooden base has surface marks due to usage as well, and a small part of the tool box is missing. The wooden case is in fair condition with some parts of the veneer peeling and missing. The photographs are a part of the description. Dimensions incl. case: 53cm (W) x 26cm (D) x 34cm (H) Weight: 17kg