other makers and unbranded - musical boxes and cabinets
32 item(s) found:
A fine antique Swiss cylinder musical box, b.A.…
A walnut cased music box, with brass cylinder playing six aires, for mandolin, piccolo and zither. 55 cm x 26 cm x 17.5 cm
A cylinder music box, circa 1870, the lever wind mechanism in a faux rosewood hinged lidded box opening to an ebonised interior and view of the comb and brass cylinder. Height 12.5 cm. Width 35.5 cm. Depth 18 cm
A 19th century French table top music box playing eight airs, the walnut lid inlaid with a trophy group of instruments. Affixed label inside lid marked ?Qualite Excelsior Super Extra? along with a programme list. Some borer to case. Width 45.5 cm.…
French Carillon, c1900, the marquetry inlaid rectangular box with central musical motif, graduating chime bells inside, no key. Height 26 cm. Length 40 cm. Depth 21 cm
Antique German polyhon music box, made in Leipzig
A fine Victorian rosewood case eight tone music box, maker F. Conchon, Geneva, Switzerland
A 19th century Swiss cylinder music box with three airs in a marquetry inlaid mahogany case
Packard MFG Corp. Small wall Mounting juke box
A late 19th century music box, the hinged lid with distressed polychrome inlaid decoration, the works stamped Ducommun-Girod. Complete with key. Working. Height 18 cm. Width 48 cm. Depth 21 cm
Swiss walnut cased music box, of rectangular form, inlaid with fruitwoods in a central floral spray and boxwood strung, playing twelve American Airs length 60 cm. Depth 19 cm. Height 14.5 cm
A mahogany music box, late 19th century, the 60m cylinder playing multiple airs, accompanied by a drum and six saucer-shaped bells being played by two animated Chinese court jesters, lever wind, contained in a rectangular walnut case with mahogany inlay
A coin operated type 104P table top Ppolyphon, playing 49 cm, (19 1/4 inch) discs, 126 teeth in music comb, in a walnut and beech case with Corinthian columns, arched glazed door and pierced spandrels, raised on turned feet, on later storage base,…
A Junghans Symphonion disc musical clock, having a twin-train eight-day balance wheel movement with Roman numeral dial mounted in a beech and walnut case with a hinged gadroon moulded top enclosing the symphonion movement and disc, 31 cm high
Swiss music box, mechanical 8 tune movement, the case highly decorated with fruitwood inlay
A Walnut music box, Swiss, 19th century, the 43 cm cylinder playing twelve airs, accompanied by a drum and six saucer-shaped bells, each decorated with butterflies, birds and flowers, lever wind movement,…
Late 19th century music box in rosewood, with boxwood stringing and inlaid top, the music box playing eight airs as per tune sheet on a cylinder 51 x 23 x 15 cm
A Swiss musical box, playing 9 airs, the crank wind cylinder with steel comb, the tune sheet printed and the rosewood veneered cover with floral marquetry.
Birdcage shaped music box with two birds, one stationary the other swinging while the music is playing
French 'Multiphone' music box with five cylinders that are stored in the box, each can be quickly removed and set to play the desired tune, the top of the box with a classical Victorian scene and the inside of the lid with the original instructions.…
Porcelain faced doll, mounted and dressed in period costume on a music box
Miniature metal cased music box with its original 'Thorens' box, decorated with a hunting scene
Musical celluloid cantilevered jewellery box
Plastic banjo shaped music box, plays 'Memories'
Walnut table music box playing 13 inch (33cm) cylinders, with four cylinders each playing six tunes, cross banding and mother-of-pearl inlay
Victorian music box, playing ten airs, in a walnut marquetry case featuring musical instruments in fruitwood
Musical box playing twelve tunes with drums and bells, a pale mahogany case with a cross banded border and a central cartouche to the cover in fruitwood and mother-of-pearl, complete with its original receipt. Provenance: Stanley Lipscombe 1977
Swiss 'Sublime Harmony' burr walnut and kingwood music box with a single brass barrel, a double comb movement playing ten airs, a rectangular ebonised and string inlaid case and brass handles, made by by Paillard & Co.