1933 Stewart Warner Table Radio Model R-119A

Also known as the Rodney model. 6 tubes AM bsnd. Hard to find. 11"x7"x9.5". Untested. See photos.

Vintage Restored Stewart-Warner Floor Model Radio. Is a R-100A Receiver. This was recently restored. Its tubes were tested and two were replaced. They also replaced all capacitors and filter capacitor

Art Deco 1936 Stewart-Warner Ferrodyne Model 1495 R-149-A radio, freestanding cabinet having a wooden "craft-built" encasement with five calibrating knobs, wired American and turns on 43"h x 29"w x 1

Radio, Dionne Quints, Stewart-Warner Model A-6S table top, ivory-painted Bakelite w/wrap-around paper decals on front & sides, 1939, VG+ working cond w/minor scratches & paper loss, 4.75"H x 9.5"W x 3

Circa 1936 Stewart-Warner Ferrodyne R-136A Radio and circa 1937 Detrola Model 146 Tube Radio.Detrola has broken plastic on dial and missing back panel, both untested.

A Stewart-Warner Companion Metal Radio from the Century of Progress World's Fair, Chicago, 1933, Special model #R12, serial no. 16984, working order unknown. Together with three lamps from the fair, i

Vintage mid century Panasonic tulip base small table radio model R-47A in black. Measures 5 1/2" x 3 7/8" x 3 7/8".

Stewart Warner Catalin radio Model 62T36 with butterscotch Bakelite knobs and front vents Large chip in the dial glass. 8"H x 13"W x 6 /12"D

Stewart Warner Corp.; Chicago IL. AC-DC. 117 Volts. Cord is cut & gone.

1947/1947. Untested. Mahogany Cabinet with claw feet. Drop down front lid, 2-band 6-tube chassis, tuning knob or pushbutton timing. Missing trim on front. 31" x 16" x 13"

No cracks in the case. Very slight warping to the base plate. All the glassware is original with the exception of 2 shot glasses. 5 tubes. Nice condition. Needs a cord 7.5"x24"x10" Untested. See photo

Radio, Stewart Warner, Model 9014E, Catalin, brown & yellow, c.1947, Exc wkg cond, missing back panel, 8"H x 13"W x 7"D.

1940s Stewart-Warner Model 62TCI6 Radio

1) Emerson 1930s radio, No. 1201 [8 1/4" H x 11 1/2" W x 5 3/4" D], and 2) Stewart-Warner tombstone model "Magic Dial" radio, Model 1262-a, 1934, with Art Deco styling [18 1/4" H x 11 1/8" W x 12 3/4"

Dubbed the "Spade" model due to side profile this Stewart Warner Model 91-51 WT has a wood case with original finish and gold/bronze tone gill and badges. Measures 10" x 13" x 11".

ANTIQUE STEWART WARNER MODEL R102-B THE APARTMENT CATHEDRAL RADIO. 14" W x 19" H. ALL RADIOS ARE SOLD AS IS, UNTESTED AND UINKNOWN WORKING ORDER.

Model B51T2

Grouping of (2) unusual and very high quality early radios by Stewart Warner. The smaller is a model 300, a 5-tube set (apparently complete) with early Eveready battery, steel fascia and sides with wo

Military Signal Corps Radio Receiver R-392 by Stewart Warner Electric - 11 1/2" tall x 11 1/4" wide x 14" deep

Circa 1937 Aria Model 573 Radio and 1930's Stewart Warner Radio. Aria has some damage on body, it works. Stewart Warner does not work.

Model R-1235A C. 1935. Wood/Chrome. Dark Brown. Small tombstone; chrome cut out grille;

Model R-1181

Group of (5) Wooden Radios, including: Emerson Model R-156, circa 1938, tombstone shape, 13" high, 9 1/2" x 6 1/4", hums but no reception, case wear, no back panel; Zenith model 5-D-625, circa 1941, w

German, circa 1933-1935. Large, high- profile table model. The first commercial radio to use a 'shadow pointer' indicator for tuning, predating the 1936 RCA tuning eye products.