German Gramophone with Large Wood Horn, c. 1914

German Gramophone with Large Wood Horn, c. 1914 Mahogany-stained wood cabinet, 3 sides with oval faceted glass panels, turntable Ø 10 ½ in., Grand-Symphonic mica soundbox, double-spring motor, large

Homocord Horn Gramophone, c. 1914 Germany, mahogany-stained wood cabinet, 3 sides with embossed brass ornaments, turntable Ø 10 in., Homocord mica soundbox, large original painted flower horn, Ø 19

Farre Horn Gramophone, c. 1914 Sweden, mahogany-stained wood cabinet, turntable Ø 12 in., Farre Special mica soundbox, large brass horn, Ø 23 in, double-spring motor, good working condition,

Gramophone with Wood Horn, c. 1914 Walnut case, 10-inch turntable, Normag mica soundbox, two-color wood horn, Ø 17 3/4 in., good working condition. Trichtergrammophon mit Holztrichter, um 1914 Nu

Gramophone with Oversized Gooseneck Horn, c. 1914 Light-wood cabinet, Ercophone mica soundbox, 12-inch turntable and imposing gooseneck horn, Ø 25 in., good working condition. Grammophon mit Riesen

Limania Horn Gramophone, c. 1914 Mahogany-stained wood case, three sides with faceted glass panels, 12-inch turntable, Limania mica soundbox, Limania No. 4 double spring motor, brown/beige-painted met

Fine Horn Gramophone, c. 1914 Mahogany-stained wood cabinet, front and sides with 5 gilt cut-glass panels, 10-inch turntable, double-spring motor, Grand-Symphonic mica soundbox, original lacquered met

Fine Horn Gramophone, c. 1914 Mahogany-stained wood cabinet, front and sides with 5 gilt cut-glass panels, 10-inch turntable, double-spring motor, Grand-Symphonic mica soundbox, original lacquered met

Large Gramophone with Mahogany Horn, c. 1915 Grained wood case with brass ornaments, large mahogany horn Ø 22 ¾ in., Juwele Electro soundbox, good working condition, with 1 disc. Groß

Parlophon Model 132 Horn Gramophone, c. 1914 Carl Lindström AG, Berlin. Wood case, three sides with embossed brass panels of ancient Greek motifs, Lindström spring motor, Exhibition mica sou

Parlophon Horn Gramophone, c. 1914 Germany, light-walnut cabinet, 3 sides with embossed brass panels depicting ancient battles, turntable Ø 10 in., Reform mica soundbox, large original grain-painted

"Nirona" Gramophone, c. 1930 German gramophone by Nirona-Werke Nier & Ehmer, Beierfeld. Inlaid wood case, with unusual reflex-tone horn, spring-driven, working, for discs of up to 10 in. diameter. Gra

HMV Horn Gramophone, c. 1915Mahogany case, mica reproducer , double-spring motor, large mahogany horn, D: 21 2/3 in., 10 in. turntable, bracket screws replaced, motor works well.

Horn Gramophone, c. 1915 Probably Germany, light-wood case, Imperial mica reproducer (made in Germany), single-spring motor (working), large original lacquered metal horn, Ø 22 1/2 in., 10 in. turn

A large impressive Black Forest type carved wood case with three-dimensional glass-eyed hanging game, hunting horn and bag, double doors above with bird on right and German figure on left. Marked Germ

HMV Gramophone with Wood Horn, c. 1918 His Master's Voice, England. Mahogany case, 12-inch turntable, triple-spring motor, Exhibition mica soundbox, wood horn, Ø 21 1/4 in., very good playing condi

Small Thorens Horn Gramophone, c. 1914 Switzerland, walnut case, 8-in. turntable, mica soundbox, original lacquered tin horn, Ø 11 2/5 in., good playing condition. Kleines Trichtergrammophon von Thor

Tritona Horn Gramophone, c. 1914 Front with decal "Tritona Gramophones", oak cabinet, 10-inch turntable, mica soundbox, original lacquered metal horn, Ø 17 3/4 in., very good working condition. T

Gramophone with Extra-Large Horn, c. 1915 Unmarked. Walnut case, partly black glazed, 2 sides with mirrors, Selecta reproducer, large horn, original paint, Ø 25 3/5 in., plays very well. Trichtergram

German Horn Gramophone, c. 1915 Unmarked, pressed walnut case, Grand Concert mica reproducer, Ø 17 in. horn, working spring motor, speed control in need of adjustment. - With approx. 50 discs. Tric

Rare Horn Gramophone with Round Metal Case, c. 1914 Paillard Maestrophon No. 19, blue-lacquered metal case, 7-inch turntable, mica "Opera" soundbox, tin horn, Ø 14 1/5 in., good playing condition. Se

2 German Gramophones, c. 1920 1) Horn gramophone, underside stamped with the Writing Angel trademark of Deutsche Grammophon, round metal case, original metal horn, Ø 9 ½ in., Goldring Magnet Electro

Nirona Miniature Horn Gramophone, c. 1925 German gramophone by Nirona-Werke Nier & Ehmer, Beierfeld. Tin case, rare version, with metal horn, Nifty-Nirona reproducer, spring-driven, for shellac recor

Large German 19th C. Gilt Wood Frame. Gustav Redel label verso. Rabbet Size: 49 x 30.75 in. Overall Framed Size: 63 x 45 in. (95-70) (OS) Provenance: The historic period frame collection of Eli Wilner