Art Deco Stewart Warner Spade Model 91-51WT Radio

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".

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

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"

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

1940s Stewart-Warner Model 62TCI6 Radio

Wooden case measures approx. 42"h x 26"w x 16"d. Item has original knobs and glass face. It is patent number. 2078031. Item shows wear to screening and body consistent with age. Note: Auction company

Art deco Crosley model-162 radio & service manual for model 815. Approx. 7x9.5Hx4.

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

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

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

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

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

A Vintage Art Deco Reproducer 415, Manufactured by Stewart Warner Corp., Chicago, 1926Drum-type speaker, a magnetic loudspeaker with two dancing girls.Height: 13 inches

GE Model 422 radio, with swirl purple plastic case and clear gold plastic dial cover. Largest: 8" H X 12.5" W X 8,25" D over knobs. Crack to bottom of case.

The cord has been cut off of the radio. There is some cracking, breaking, and staining to the case. The speaker cloth is missing, as is the knobs in the front.. Untested.

Model 216 in brown with tan letters and streamline case. Measures 4 1/2" x 6 1/4" x 4 1/2"

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

Radio, Majestic, Model 161, Art Deco wood veneer & metal, c.1934, missing back panel, o/wise Exc cosmetic cond, non-working, 18"H x 13.5"W x 9.5"D.

Brown Bakelite case tube radio by Silvertone. Model 6179-A. Measures 5" x 8 1/2" x 6"

Radio, Zenith Model 288 Art Deco Tombstone, broadcast & shortwave, c.1933, wood veneers, Exc orig working cond, 18"H x 16"W x 11"D.

Brown with Gold Dial - No Cord - 8" wide by 6" High- See Photos for Condition

A large Art Deco style Zenith tombstone radio model 288 in a wooden case. This model was one of Zeniths first all wave receivers introduced in the summer of 1933. Zenith Electronics, LLC, is an Americ

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.