19TH C. INLAID ROSEWOOD BRASS CYLINDER MUSIC BOX

A nineteenth century inlaid rosewood single comb brass cylinder music box. Ht: 6" Wd: 21" Dpth: 8.5"

A second half of the 19th century brass inlaid rosewood and reverse gilt glass Swiss music box signed Ducommun Girod. In working condition. Signed on the inside and numbered 216. 11.37 x 10cm cylinder

A Fabrique de Geneve Rosewood and Brass Cylinder Music Box with Inlaid Top, Mid-19th Century, Plays six tunes.

19th Century Swiss cylinder music box by Nicole Freres. Brass and steel works with a concealed handle in an inlaid rosewood box. Numbered on underside 38918. Excellent working condition plays more tha

Swiss cylinder music box having an inlaid rosewood case, with an ebonized interior and brass hardware, the lid with inlaid floral designs. Interior of lid with the original paper 6-tune sheet listing

A Swiss Marquetry Inlaid and Parcel Ebonized Cylinder Music Box, Late 19th Century. With a 12 1/4 inch brass cylinder, playing an unknown number of aires, the movement impressed 'NICOLE FRERES'. The s

A Swiss Parcel Ebonized and Marquetry Inlaid Rosewood Cylinder Music Box, Late 19th Century. Nine bells in view, with a thirteen-inch brass cylinder. Dimensions: Height 10 1/4in; width 22 3/4in;

A LATE 19TH CENTURY SWISS SIX AIRS CYLINDER MUSIC BOX the rosewood case with inlaid holly branch to the lid opening to reveal a spring driven 8" brass pin-barrel with steel comb, the winding lever num

19th C. inlaid rosewood cylinder music box.

Late 19th c. Swiss Inlaid Rosewood Cylinder Music Box, with 6 airs, #15992, made in Geneva, with glass interior lid, 5 1/4" high, 16 1/2" x 7 1/4". Works, surface wear, dings and scratches.

Swiss Inlaid Rosewood Cylinder Music Box. 19th Century. Accompanied with five 7-1/2" cylinders and a custom fitted mahogany cabinet. Music box measures 7"h. x 20"w. x 9"d. Early 20th century factory c

Swiss Inlaid Rosewood Six-Tune Cylinder Music Boxlate 19th century8 x 17 1/2 x 8 inches

Late 19th century; inlaid partial ebonized rosewood, lidded case, single comb music box with three bells, having enameled butterfly strikes, plays 6 1/4 inch cylinder, play list attached to lid interi

B. A. Bremond Inlaid Rosewood and Mahogany Swiss Cylinder Music Box, 19th c., Ser. # 15475, lever wind, with eight airs, the hand written list on the interior of the lid, in working order, H.- 5 1/2 i

second half - 19th century; 5 1/2 in. H., 19 in. W., 8 1/2 in. D.

A Swiss Inlaid Parcel Ebonized and Faux Rosewood Grained Cylinder Music Box, Late 19th Century. Having a 7 1/2 inch cylinder playing ten airs, the hinged lid having the original pinned paper tune

Swiss cylinder music box having an inlaid rosewood case, with an ebonized interior, the lid with painted floral designs. Interior of lid with the original paper 8-tune sheet listing each song and it's

Swiss Eight-Tune Cylinder Music Boxlate 19th centurythe rosewood case with inlaid floral and foliate motifs to the lid18 3/8 x 5 1/4 x 8 1/8 inches11 in. long (cylinder)

Mid 19th Century Langdorff Rosewood Swiss Cylinder Music Box. Comes with original winding key. The rosewood case is string and scroll foliage with flower inlaid. Box plays four tunes and was retailed

Inlaid rosewood box with key opens to glass topped interior, glass lifts and side opens to insert crank. Paper labels inside, one for Nicole Freres with handwritten titles of songs: Austrian Evening H

19TH C. MUSIC BOX. BRASS WORKS. MAHOGANY INLAID CASE. WORKING ORDER. 5 1/4" X 17 1/2" X 7 1/2". TERMS: UPDATED 2023 TERMS FOR PURCHASING AND SHIPPING OF AUCTION ITEMS. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE BID

A late 19th century cylinder music box with three bells, plays six airs. The case is rosewood with inlaid decoration. Dimensions: 16 1/2" x 10", the height is 9". Provenance: From a Main Line collecti

Swiss Cylinder Music Box fourth quarter 19th century, possibly Mermod Freres, the rosewood-veneered cover inlaid with musical instruments, sheet music and sprays of flowers, the case veneered with ros

11" cylinder, playing 12 tunes inlaid rosewood case: 6" high, 23" x 9 1/2" late 19th century