Clockwork Piano Player Toy

Cloth dressed and painted tin figure seated at piano with candelabra and music sheet, clockwork in piano allows plink-plink music, very amusing toy. 5" h.

Original clothing and hair. When wound, arms go back and forth to simulate piano playing. Looks like all four sconces are complete, as well as song book. Paint chips. Some soiling to clothing. Conditi

Woman figure at the piano. Moves back and forth when hand crank is turned. Also has plink-plink music. Unmarked but probably Bing due to the lithography. Marked "Made in Germany" on the bottom of the

Vintage toy player piano by J Chein. Circa 1960s. Working condition. Includes piano rolls. In-house international shipping NOT available for this item. UPS third party or private arrangement only.

Vintage J Chein & Co Toy Player Piano with Extra Rolls Condition: Powers up, keeps move, but they don't make sound. Needs service.

Piano Player, Bar Set, Smoking Before Dinner, A visit from Santa, and more. 39 pieces. Near mint to excellent condition. Comes with 5 boxes (not pictured) in excellent to very good condition.

Hard to find Piano Player in Tuxedo playing a tune on his Piano. Pre war. 3 pieces. Excellent condition. Unboxed.

All original with great design. Clothe dressed tin figure seated at piano with music and candelabras. Windup works well and still plays music. A great looking example of this scarce toy. 6" Excellent

(A) Six-member Bandwagon with correct driver, no outriders. (B) Overland Circus Calliope, missing the driver and the piano player, but has two outriders and is mostly repainted. Condition: Item Dimens

Cast iron, painted in blue body with gold trim, classic depiction of the parade's music wagon, complete with seated piano player and driver, drawn by four horses painted in black, an impressive toy bo

Nice original toy, worked well when tested, has rubs and play wear. Tab on front of piano player is replaced. Displays well. Very Good-Excellent

lithographed tin clockwork record player; in use a colorful tin panorama passes by a viewing port as the turntable spins - depicted are a variety of people running and on horseback - the image reel wo

The DogPatch 4 Tin Litho Player Piano, and Misc. accessories

1920s tin litho "Minstrel" musicians toy by the Ferdinand Strauss Corporation, New York. Patented 1921. Good color. paint loss to some edges of piano. One arm of standing banjo player is detached (but

Made by Strauss. Made of Tin. Worked when tested. Fine Condition. Some rust on top of piano, tiny bit of surface rust on guitar player.

Circa 1920. Marked PW. Lithographed Tin with clockwork mechanism. 6 1/4 inches in length. Condition Excellent and in working order, but missing balls.

1352. EARLY AMERICAN CLOCKWORK BALL & MALLET TOY | Rare example of which only a few are known, patented November 1881, clockwork motor is concealed in wood housing behind player, paper label underneat

Japanese tinplate clockwork toy, in good working condition with ball and hoop, c. 1950s. L. 200mm Provenance: Bryan Jackson Collection of Music Boxes and Toys.

c. 1929, classic four piece band toy with great wind-up action, often referred to as the Mickey Band Toy, clockwork driven mouse band features three musicians and conductor seated at piano. 9" l.

Classic four piece band toy, often referred to as the Mickey Band Toy, clockwork driven mouse band features three musicians with violinist seated on piano, piano features more desirable version with m

Louis Marx, c. 1929, classic four piece musical band toy, often referred to as the Mickey Band Toy, clockwork driven mouse band features three musicians and conductor seated at piano, marquee backgrou

A veteran racing car tinplate clockwork toy, French, circa 1905, lithographed red with maker's 'mark to rear, fitted with driver and riding mechanic (loose), 8 inches long, (loosely assembled, front a

Wood Halloween Jack-o-lantern clockwork toy, mechanism requires a clock key and runs for a very short time, 15"T x 10"W x 3"D (base). Provenance late Sally Siegrist

American - Circa 1880 - 8 1/2" Tall. This is truly one of the most fascinating early American toy games ever created. Pressing the spinner causes the fortune wheel to turn. The witch's right hand has