I recently purchased an antique wooden potty trainer chair and I have no knowledge of antiques other than a visual interest. I would really like some information on this potty trainer chair. It is a wooden seat that attaches to the toilet. It has a little foot rest for the child in which can be adjusted by loosening screws to lengthen or shorten the wooden foot rest. The clerk at the used thrift shop where I bought it had said she thinks the screws are hand made because the all are tightened and the slits are all at different angles.?? There is an old label on the underside that reads exactly "Moulton Trainer" Lobdell - Emery Mfg. Alma Michigan. If anyone can give me any information on this item I would surely appreciate it , or even simply a website where I can try to find info. Thanks
