Swiss Walnut & Rosewood 6 Airs Music Box, Circa 1880.

A SWISS TWELVE AIR FIVE BELL CYLINDRICAL MAHOGANY, WALNUT AND GRAINED WOOD MUSIC BOX, RETAILED BY W.S. RILEY & SON, BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND, CIRCA 1880-1890, with 9 1/4" cylinder, enameled butterfly strik

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 ROSEWOOD & BLACK EBONY MUSIC BOX, PLAYS 10 AIRS, C.1880-1910, H 10 1/4", W 34", D 13":The lid is decorated with an inset satinwood floral motif at the center and banding. The cylinder measures L

Swiss Mermod Freres Piccolo 6 Air Cylinder Music Box fourth quarter 19th century, with an original loose play card, the case cover inlaid with red and green stained flowers on a rosewood ground, with

Eight Tune Swiss Music Box, in walnut and rosewood inlaid case. cylinder length 10 7/8 inches, height 6 1/2 inches, top: 9 1/4" x 22".

8 tune Swiss cylinder music box circa 1890 with rosewood cased with an inlaid top, sold by T. Bailey, Cincinnati, OH with label still attached 6"H x 15"W x 9"D, Sterling Tonk, Chicago coronet does hav

With 9 bells having bird strikes playing 8 tunes 13" cylinder with original tune sheet and inlaid rosewood, circa 1880. plays very nicely, mechanism is extremely clean, case is excellent, missing port

With 9 bells having bird strikes playing 8 tunes 13" cylinder with original tune sheet and inlaid rosewood, circa 1880. plays very nicely, mechanism is extremely clean, case is excellent, missing port

Circa 1880's 12 Tune Signed Swiss Music Box dated 1894 in very good running condition. Has song sheet. Width 20" depth 9.5" h 6.5".

SWISS CYLINDER MUSIC BOXSwitzerland, ca. 1900. Rosewood box with inlaid scrolling foliate design to the top, opens to the 10.75" cylinder playing "Six Airs" (6 songs) as listed on the label affixed to

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

Swiss cylinder music box, late 19th c., rosewood grain painted (likely pine) case, hinged top opens to visible 6" cylinder, playing six airs, all listed on Picard-Lion lithograph at interior of lid (t

1880, SWISS: A swiss cylinder music box of unknown manufacturer. 6 ayers (tunes) playing on a 19cm (7 - 1/2") cylinder across a single comb. Simple inlaid rosewood case, key wind operation. CONSIDERAT

Fourth quarter, 19th century; inlaid ebonized burl walnut case, having brass handles with elaborate works, consisting of bass drum, castanet and seven bells with bee strikes, 10 in. H., 36 in. W., 16

Swiss inlaid walnut music box, 20th century, the lid centered with a marquetry musical trophy motif medallion, the inlaid and paint decorated case housing an 9" cylinder playing eight airs, with ratch

Swiss inlaid walnut music box, late 19th century, the lid centered with a marquetry musical trophy motif medallion, the case housing an 11" cylinder playing eight airs, with ratchet wound movement, th

with bells, 11" cylinder playing six songs with inlaid case, 20" x 11 1/2", 9 3/4" high circa 1880

Circa 1870. Having a nicely grained top with banded edge and case opening to interior with a very nicely functioning music box. The sound is quite nice on this piece. The glass is not present to cover

Late 19th century Swiss carved walnut tabletop music box. Playing 6 tunes on 4 cylinders. Label for Jacot & Son importers. Elaborately engraved and nickel plated movement. Drawer fitted for 3 addition

Circa 1870. Having been excellently crafted with brilliant attention to detail at the interior featuring honey bee form bell strikes and the bells are beautifully chased as well the case having excell

"6-airs Sublime Harmonies Piccolo" brass cylinder music box with inlaid marquetry top is circa 1865 and is noted as coming from the David Rockefeller Estate in New Hampshire. Valued at $3,200, this ar

playing 12 tunes on 13" cylinder overall 30"x17"x9 1/2" circa 1880

Swiss cylinder music box, late 19th c., rosewood case with string inlay, lid with marquetry hummingbird on branch, hinged top opens to visible cylinder, plays twelve airs, all listed on Picard-Lion li

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