Rosewood Shell Electromagnetic Telephone Receiver

Rosewood shell electromagnetic hand telephone or telephone receiver, Ca 1900. Probably European. Element appears complete. Large crack on side of cap, two hairline cracks at top of case. Binding posts

Wood shell electromagnetic hand telephone or telephone receiver. Ca 1895. Probably European. Appears complete and in excellent condition from exterior. Not examined internally. Connecting wires probab

Hard rubber longpole telephone receiver, Ca 1894-1900. Unmarked. Shell in excellent condition, element appears complete. No cord. From the Howard Hazelcorn collection.

An Early "Butterstamp" Telephone Receiver c.1880s A superb and very early Butterstamp-style receiver transmitter. Possibly by Siemens, complete with fine adjustment mechanism in base and original scre

Unipolar telephone receiver, Ca 1894. Marked on cap: "COLUMBIA TELEPHONE MFG. CO. / PAT'D AUG 3, 81. SEPT. 6, 81 & DEC 13, 81." Element water damaged, otherwise appears complete. No cord. From the How

Italian mid-century modern rosewood telephone a circular pedestal, one section with slide out chair, overall: 30.5"h, 17" diameter Start Price: 80

Miniature Telegraph and 2 Bell-Type Telephone Receivers, c. 1900 1) Morse telegraph receiver by Cattaneo Angelo, Meccanica, Milan, spring motor, on wood base, 7 4/5 x 4 ¾ in. - 2) Morse key by th

Burns' patent outside terminal telephone receiver Ca. 1905. Hard rubber and nickel plated brass. Marked: "AMERICAN ELECTRIC TELEPHONE CO. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS BURNS' PATENT." Chip on cap, some corrosion

Three Early Telephone Receiver Replicas 1) Butterstamp with whistle call, after Siemens & Halske, model from 1880, height 11 in. - 2) Butterstamp, with modern microphone, height 7 ¼ in. - And: 3)

Hard rubber pony outside terminal telephone receiver, Ca. 1902. Unmarked (probably Sealy & Couch). Chip in cap hole. No cord. From the Howard Hazelcorn collection.

Rosewood Telephone Bench 23 x 47 x 28"

Lesley Gore silver plate telephone receiver cover 8.5" x 2.25"

Rosewood Telephone Stand.

US Navy WWII Battleship Telephone Receiver Set. This antique telephone will remind you of the days before a phone could fit in your pocket. The dimensions are 12in x 13in x 10in. Condition: it is in f

On four wooden early receivers. Known as Hand Telephone. Tallest 7 1/4 inches. Shipping approx. 9 x 9 x 9 inches and 2 pounds. Original patina. Seem like working. One missing contacts.

Antique Telephone Receivers (6) - parts only

Bell Telephone Co subscriber set, consisting of manual switch "coffin" style magneto ringer box. Ca 1877-1878; wall magnetic transmitter, Ca. 1877-1878, and wooden hand telephone receiver, Ca. late 18

Molded rosewood shell with tufted black leather upholstery for both chair and ottoman. The chair has a loose button. Chair, 33"h x 31"w x 22"d, seat height of 14". Ottoman, 14"h x 25.5"w x 22"d **Plea

Herman Miller lounge chair (32.9"x33"x22.5") with ottoman (17"x25.4"x21.5"), with rosewood shell bent plywood and black leather in fine condition

Chair & Ottoman. Molded and laminated rosewood, leather, aluminum Herman Miller, Zeeland, Michigan Black leather in rosewood shell raised and swivels on four-prong aluminum foot, with circular met

Eames for Herman Miller 670 & 671 Lounge Chair & Ottoman. A first generation chair (3 screws under arms) with black leather and rosewood shell 34''x31''x32''. Original matching ottoman 17''x26''x22''.

A laminated Rosewood shell, black leather coverings, enameled aluminum bases, Lounge #670 and ottoman 671 with original Herman Miller paper label. Chair measures 33 x 33 x 32 inches, ottoman 16 x 21 x

Rosewood shell and black leather upholstery, with complementing ottoman. Chair 36"h x 32"w x 31"d, seat height 18"h. Ottoman 17"h x 24.5"w x 21"d **Please Note: This item is NOT eligible for in-house

Carmel Leather on a Rosewood Shell. Not Made by Herman Miller. Very Good Vintage Condition. Leather is very soft. Measures 31" wide, 36" deep and 34.5" tall.