EARLY GERMAN BANJO PLAYER

Includes English Tin Black Banjo Player Bank, German Spar-Uhr Clock Bank, and 2 Barrle Banks. Excellent

Depicts an African-American sitting in a chair playing the banjo. Legs are jointed. Mechanism is working and head and hand moves when in operation. There is some crazing and paint wear to the chair bu

late 19th/early 20th century; possibly Heubach, porcelain figure holding wood bat, 9 in. H.

Early tin clown with plinking action banjo player. Cataloged by Gunthermann of Germany, our example plays music. This one has a great action with arm movement and music box like plinking. Working. CA

1900s Bing German Steam Toy Musicians. Early German steam toy with violin and player. Wear to toy, working when tested- musicians play instruments and plinking sound is heard.

4 early German tin penny toys including: horse-drawn cart with driver, sledding man on wheels, pool player, and a skier, largest is 4.5"T. Provenance the late Sally Siegrist

Possibly France - Circa 1875 This fantastic early folk toy is 7” tall and works well. Material: Paper and Cardboard

WIND-UP 2-PIECE BAND HOTT-N-TOTT TRADEMARK RIGHT ON THE SPOT SHOWING A PIANO PLAYER AND BANJO PLAYER, INTERMITTENTLY WORKING, SHOWS SOME FADING, SOME PAINT LOSS. 8" HIGH X 7" WIDE X 4 ½" DEEP.

German, early 20th Century (circa 1900). Cymbal player in colorful costume. 11.5"h. And a guitar player, moves properly but does not squeak. 11.5"h. Both have some wear.

GERMAN METTLACH GAMBLER'S CERAMIC STEIN, mold number 2441, having etched sides with central scene of dice players, ceramic inset metal lid, music box base, 1/2 liter size. Late 19th/early 20th century

Late 19th/early 20th century pair male and female players with instruments. Each having makers mark at the underside. Very good condition throughout. No restorations or breaks. H12 1/2" Sold from the

Valentin Schuller, Frankfurt-am-Main, circa 1700. Octagonal body formed of cast panels of filigree topped by chased tile borders, obelisk form spire similarly pierced and with gothic crocket, the gall

Gustave Vichy (French, 1839-1904) Banjo Player Automaton circa 1895 signed with metal tag papier-mâché figure with glass eyes 19 x 16 x 10 inches

Gustave Vichy(French, 1839-1904)Banjo Player Musical Automatoncirca 1895signed with metal tagpaper mache head and hands, brown glass eyes with articulated leather eyelids, wiry black hair, carton tors

A Black gentleman of distinction standing on a base strumming his banjo all while a musical tune plyas.his instrument. The actions include him strumming, his lower jaw openind & closing, his eyes lids

Fish Monger with Meissen mark, Drunkard and Grape Picker, the largest 7 1/2" high

KESTNER early, German jointed doll, bisque porcelain socket head, closed mouth, marked XI, brown sleepy eyes, closed mouth, a bit dust at the cheek, early original jointed body with fix wrists, nice,

Berlin standing bear mark, K primary assayer's mark, C secondary assayer's mark. Large cylindrical form, with double handles, the applied shield-form plaque inscribed in Hebrew over a pair of chased h

GBN decal towards front of boat. Comes with scarce original box that is marked "Tested with Steam - GBN". Also included are steam implements including pans and funnel. Boat has been fired. Paint on to

A very good example of an early German singing bird cage automaton with two birds. Overall very good condition, the birds have great action, with moving heads, beaks and flapping original tail feather

Early banjo clock with reverse painting, eagle crown and base with The Constitutions Escape, 33 in. T, 10 in. W.

Circa 1905. Clockwork motor. Rubber tires and beveled glass windshield. Rear doors open. Very attractive looking car that has been professionally restored. Has replacement headlamps and rubber tires.

C. early 20th century. Unmarked, but looks like Marklin. There are two horses in front that are made of zinc and have wheels on the bottom of their hooves. They need to be reattached to the yoke. The

KESTNER bisque porcelain socket head doll, early German jointed doll, marked 12, fine, bright porcelain, light blue sleepy eyes, closed mouth, early German jointed body with fix wrists, original plast