Kohner Bros Mickey Mouse & Hurdy Gurdy Player

Mickey Mouse made by Kohner Bros. Hurdy Gurdy Monkey probably European. 5.5" - 6" T. Made of Wood and Plastic. Both work well. Fine to Very Fine Condition.

Germany, lithographed tin, very sought after example featuring Mickey as an organ grinder with tiny Minnie dancing on top, spoke wheels, exceptional colors and graphics, spring tail version, clockwork

Meissen porcelainChinese hurdy-gurdy playerPorcelainHand paintBottom blue sword markHeight 30,5 cm

Eutrope Bouret (French, 1833-1906), cast bronze sculpture of a young woman playing a hurdy gurdy, originally fitted for a lamp, signed in cast, 27" H x 9" W x 8" L.

DEBUT bronze sculpture Hurdy Gurdy Player, signed on place on front is ( Joneur de Vielle par Debut Prix de Rome ). Fine estate condition, measures 19.5" high. From estate of a fine Gentleman in Chest

Signed Royal Doulton Tableware "Hurdy Gurdy Player" porcelain figurine, copyright 1975. HN 2796, Limited edition 677/750. Modeled by Peggy Davies. Dimensions are: 6 1/4" tall. All measurements are app

German porcelain; finely painted flower pattern. Features a woman playing a hurdy-gurdy. She wears pink head scarf, maroon jacket and lovely dress hand painted with colorful flowers; gilt highlights.

AFTER REMBRANDT VAN RIJN (DUTCH, 1606-1666) ETCHING ON PAPER "THE SCHOOLMASTER" , 1641. Ref: Hind 192 , B 128 - ATTR / AFTER REMBRANDT VAN RIJN A Hurdy-Gurdy Player Followed by Children at the Door of

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE HAND-PAINTED CERAMIC FIGURES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising one open-bottomed example featuring a hurdy-gurdy player standing on a molded base with stump to back, and three examples on

36" x 28", portrait of a hurdy gurdy player, signed lower right; gilt frame. Condition as viewed under UV light in the unopened frame: circa 5" high repair going through the upper part of his head, a

(Germany, 1930s) A scarce mechanical toy of Mickey Mouse playing the saxophone. Manufactured in Germany in the 1930s, a wire on the reverse activates arm and leg motion and Mickey moves the sax as he

Walt Disney Production Mickey Mouse Record Player Sears Solid State Condition: Turns on, but the arm needs a plastic stabilizing piece replaced in order for the arm to sit in a level position.

Vintage Sears Mickey Mouse Record Player Model 171.29150600 (Untested)

Largest is Mickey Mouse xylophone player at 11" by 9". Strutting Donald Duck is a very nice example. Very Good-Excellent May have some possible restoration.

A vintage General Electric Child's Mickey Mouse record player. The player is from the 1960s and has a graphic of Mickey on the inside and his arm which contains the needle. The player comes in a hard

Vintage Worlds of Wonder - Animated Mickey Mouse Cassette Player plush toy - we have not tested this item

On Canvas Austro Hungarian School, Early 20th Century Musicians, Hurdy Gurdy And Clarinet Players, Pair Of Oils On Canvas, Each Signed O. Knoteky, 21 x 9.5 Inches Giltwood Frames, 26 x 14 x 2 Inches

"Hi Kids!', It's Mickey Mouse! Vintage 1970s General Electric record player is made of sturdy plastic. Was tested and it fully works! The player is approx 13" x 9" x 5" and it weighs 5.28lbs. The reco

Mickey Mouse Guitar & Record Player (2), plastic Mousegetar in orig box, mfgd by Mattel & General Electric 45/33 RPM record player, both in Exc working cond, guitar 24"L, record player 5.5"H x 14"W x

Vintage Mickey Mouse Porcelain Tennis Player Mickey Mouse is a sporty mouse playing tennis. This porcelain figurine is in good condition with some small color spots from age. This Mickey Mouse is hold

(Marks Bros., 1934) A Mickey Mouse Circus marble game by Marks Brothers Co. The backdrop with (4) tilting cups supported by Mickey and Minnie stands in a wooden slot on the base. Dropping a marble in

ARRIBAS BROS SWAROVSKI JEWELED MICKEY MOUSE HOLDING 2000 - 5" x 3" x 4 1/2"

Including Kohner brand Musical Mickey Mouse Jack-In-The-Box piano NOS (glue to sticker front dried but sticker included and intact, needs cleaned), Carnival brand Mickey Mouse in the Music Box (doesn'

Musicians, Hurdy Gurdy And Clarinet Players, Pair Of Oils On Canvas, Each Signed O. Knoteky?