Klingsor Resonance Gramophone with Dancing Couple, c. 1910

Klingsor Resonance Gramophone with Dancing Couple, c. 1910 Krebs & Klenk, Hanau, Germany. Former coin-operated machine, mechanism present but currently without function, oak case with stained-glass do

1042. MARTIN WALTZING COUPLE | c. 1910, "Les Valseurs," the couple dancing a waltz when fixed key clockwork is activated. 7" h.

Rare Dutch Toy Gramophone, c. 1925 "In Holland Staat een Huis"; lithographed tin, decorated with dancing couples in Dutch costumes, German reproducer, spring-driven, working. - With key. Seltenes ni

2 Toy Gramophones, c. 1925 1) Gama Phola, Germany. Lithographed tin, with musician and dancing couple motifs, spring-driven, working. - And: 2) Dixyphone, Germany. Lithographed tin, spring-driven, wo

Symphonion Coin-Operated Gramophone, c. 1910 Symphonion Musikwerke, Leipzig. Coin-slot for 10 "Reichspfennig", oak case with original maker's plaque and Art-Nouveau fittings, coin-drawer with instruct

Art-Nouveau Horn Gramophone, c. 1910 Probably Germany, light oak case, 3 sides decorated with garlands, mica reproducer, original lacquered metal horn (slightly damaged at the holder), good working co

Klingsor Gramophone, c. 1925 Krebs & Klenk, Hanau, Germany. Oak case with stained-glass doors, harp-like "Klingsor" soundboard, front flap to turntable, original "Klingsor" reproducer, string-covered

Pathé Concert Automatique Gramophone, c. 1910 With brass plaque: "'Le Vairiphone' Automatique Concert", for vertically-cut discs, Pathé reproducer with sapphire, coin-activated mechanism (fo

Art-Nouveau Horn Gramophone, c. 1910 Unmarked, light oak case, Ø 8 ¾ in. turntable, mica soundbox, embossed relief flower horn, Ø 15 2/5 in., tone arm and bracket with flower ornaments,

Pathéphone No. 12 Horn Gramophone, c. 1910 Pathé, Paris. For horizontally-cut records, carved walnut case, L'Universelle Opera Paris mica reproducer, large brass horn, Ø 23 1/5 in., wor

Pathéphone Model G Gramophone, c. 1910 Pathé, Paris. For vertically-cut discs, walnut case with four carved lion’s paw feet, Pathé Concert reproducer (with sapphire), metal horn (mount somewhat l

Klingsor Gramophone, c. 1925 Krebs & Klenk, Hanau, Germany. Walnut case, 2 doors, front flap to turntable, original "Klingsor" soundbox, string-covered piano frame, working, with 1 disc and needle tin

HMV Horn Gramophone, c. 1910 Gramophone & Typewriter Ltd., London. Carved oak case, brass horn Ø 14 ½ in., G&T soundbox, triple-spring motor, playing condition, with 1 disc "Hungarian Rhaps

Pathéphone No. 4 Horn Gramophone, c. 1910 Pathé, Paris. For vertically-cut discs, wood case with original transfer, Pathé Concert reproducer with sapphire-ball needle, painted metal flo

Pathé Concert Gramophone, c. 1910 Marked on brass sign: "'Le Vairiphone' Automatique Concert", for vertically-cut discs, Pathé Concert reproducer, with coin-activated mechanism, large horn,&

Pathéphone Model G Gramophone, c. 1910 Pathé, Paris. For vertically-cut discs, walnut case with four carved lion’s paw feet, Pathé Concert reproducer (with sapphire), metal horn (

Apollo Horn Gramophone, c. 1910 England, 10-in. turntable, mica soundbox, Ø 18 1/4 in. tin horn, good playing condition. Trichtergrammophon Apollo, um 1910 England, Plattenteller Ø 25 cm, Glimmer Sc

Parlophon Coin-Activated Horn Gramophone, c. 1910 Oak case, Veni Vidi Vici mica soundbox, 10-inch turntable, red-lacquered metal horn, Ø 17 ¼ in., coin-unit on the side (inoperative), spring

Traveling Horn Gramophone, c. 1910 Unmarked. Walnut case, witches' hat metal horn, Ø 9 ½ in., length 14 ½ in., mica reproducer, working. - In addition: 3 boxes with needles. Schwenktrichter-Gram

Schuco No. 983 "Hopsa" Dancing Couple, c. 1952 Made in U.S.-Zone Germany. Clown with ballerina mouse, tin, wool-felt clothes, height 4 ¾ in., clockwork (functions). The clown dances in a circle whil

Two Horn Gramophones, c. 1910 1) Probably by HMV, walnut case, witches' hat metal horn, Ø 9 ½ in., length 16 ½ in., on traveling arm, Exhibition mica reproducer, parts somewhat rust

55. FERNAND MARTIN WALTZING COUPLE | c. 1910, "Les Valseurs," the couple dances a waltz when wound. | Provenance: Paul Cole Collection. | 7" h. | (Very Good to Excellent Condition) | $600 - $900

Antique Wedding Photograph of a Real Happy Young Couple c. 1910. In Wood Frame under Bubble Glass. Measures 18"x24"x1". Weight 4 pds 5 oz. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private Estate.

All are hand painted porcelain., early 20th c. 1- Voight Sitzendorf Dancing Couple c. 1918, 6 1/2"x4"x8". 2- Scheibe-Alsbach Country Couple, woman missing pinky, 7 1/2"x6 /2"x9 1/2". 3 Rudolph Kammer