76-Key Dance Organ in the Belgian Style

1912, BELGIUM: Towards the end of Mortier's production, these Art Deco organs were mechanically similar to the earlier style organs, but with the addition of an accordion, they were able to add a mode

1913, HOLLAND: A. Koenigsberg built dance organs and street organs in the same factory where his orchestrions were fabricated. Very much a part of the Belgian/Holland organ makers community at the tim

1937, BELGIUM: From the Belgium factories of Theofiel Mortier, came some of the most elegant organs the world has ever known. Some were in the form of temples, other resembled palaces, and others with

1912, BELGUIM: From the Belgium factories of Theofiel Mortier came some of the most elegant organs the world has ever known. Some were in the form of temples, other resembled palaces, and others with

1960, BELGUIM: The Decap brothers have always strived to give their organs their own character. They were always looking for improvements and innovations. The Decap organs are therefore immediately re

1963, BELGUIM: The Decap brothers have always strived to give their organs their own character. They were always looking for improvements and innovations. The Decap organs are therefore immediately re

1950, BELGIUM: From a workshop and warehouse in Hoboken, a suburb of Antwerp, Belgium, Arthur Bursens and his partner Frans de Groof produced hundreds of dance organs, fairground organs and what are k

Collection of Decap Organ Music Books Decap, Antwerp. Cardboard books for dance organs. 1) 6 books with 105 keys, titles including: Les Gilles de Binche, Volare and Jalousie. - 2) 32 books with 92 key

Louis XVI style walnut cabinet with beveled mirror, ormolu accents, marble top, two drawers above two doors opening to shelved interiors, with two keys, tapered feet height 76 in. x width 36 in. x de

French Louis III style armoire, having two glazed doors that open to shelved interior, floral motif, with carved accents, metal hardware, includes key, rising on cabriole legs 76"h x 47"w x 17.5"d

Indian style large medallion center, repeating floral border, frayed ends.

Includes six keys. Dimensions: H 36" x W 76" x D 19" Condition: Couple small chips to edges. Light surface scratches, and some finish wear.

4 mullion glazed doors, over 4 drawers flanked by doors concealing shelves, with key closure, herringbone and line inlay. 65.5 W X 13.5" D 76" H."

Belgian Delft Tile Top Cabriole Leg Side Table c.1900. Shapely oak table has French style cabriole legs, a center drawer with brass hardware & lock & key, and a lovely top made of 15 tin glazed blue &

Antique Mason & Hamlin Pump Organ. Circa 1896. Oak case with walnut secondary and ivory veneered keys, Serial #97372 Style 230, 38 1/2"h. 44"w. In working order, some key damage, otherwise excepti

Marked on back "Made in Italy". Two cabinet doors with two interior shelve and hanging rod over two drawers. With keys. MEASUREMENTS: 46" wide x 19-1/2" deep x 76-1/2" high. CONDITION: Wear. IMPORTANT

GREEK KEY STYLE MAGNUM SIZE MIRRORS, PAIR, H 80", W 44":With beveled mirrors, black painted accents, and rosettes at the corners. From the Estate of Daniel Clancy, Voltaire Place, Grosse Pointe Farms.

Pair of Belgian-style marble inset stands. Dimensions: 12" W x 10" D x 30"H; 

Belgian-style three-drawer stand. Dimensions: 23" W x 16" D x 35"H; 

Beautiful Muzzio Hand Crank Barrel Organ. Nice wood case with wood inlays. All complete. 23 key organ that plays 7 tunes. Works well. A rare and wonderful piece. 16 1/2" x 16" Excellent

1910, FRANCE: Gasparini was a large organ maker in France in the early 20th century. Primarily a maker of street organs and marketing them mostly in the France, Belgium, and Holland markets. This inst

1914, FRANCE: Founded in 1840, Limonaire advertised itself as the oldest organ manufacturer in the world. Around 1900, Limonaire opened a factory branch in Waldkirch Germany, in the heart of the Black

1895, FRANCE: There is not a lot of history available for Poirot Freres as an organ/orchestrion builder. We know his business was in Mirecourt, France, and that he was known for building automatic mus

1900, GERMANY: The firm of Gebr. Wellerhaus was founded by August and Wilhelm Wellerhaus in the late 19th century. Wellwehaus organs were widely distributed throughout Europe by means of sales agents.