Little known, the Cloud Milling Machine Company was American. The only known survivor of their range is a small bench-top machine of traditional, swan-next design with a rear-mounted motor driving forwards to the spindle by what was probably, at first, a flat belt. Almost certainly made during the 1920s and 1930s, the Company's circular logo was attractively styled and, unusually, the full name inscribed along the front face of the table.
More details are expected of this interesting little machine but, if any reader has another example, the writer would be interested to hear from you.