Style 34 Ruth & Söhne Fairground Organ

Ruth Fairground Organ 35-Notes Book Cardboard, arranged by Marcel van Boxtel, 5 Christmas songs, very good condition. Notenkarton für 35er-Ruth-Jahrmarktorgel Arrangiert von Marcel van Boxtel, mit 5

Set of three lounge chairs, Europe, 1970s/80s Enameled steel Unmarked 34" x 37" x 36" Provenance: The Estate of Ruth and Hans Fiuczynski

A Nebo squared axe form with nice surface polish, lettered in black on the surface, 'Found Between 45th and 46th near Main St. KCMO. Provenance: the collection of Kansas City lumber man, entrepreneur

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.

Gebrüder Riemer Fairground Organ, c. 1900 Barrel organ by Gebrüder Riemer, Kratzau, Bohemian. 43 clavis, 6 optional registers: Bombardon, Baritone, Cornets, Quinta, Suboctave and Trumpet, 9

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

1918, USA: This is a majestic Regina Style 34 coin operated 27" music box called the Orchestral Corona, due to the piano-style sounding board on the back. This version is in quartered oak, has the ori

Style 34, coin-operated changer. Nice, attractive, and functional. Piano sounding board. Documented restoration by well-known restorer 1989-1991, copies provided with the machine. Played sparingly sin

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

1895, GERMANY: From 1890 to 1930, the firm of Fritz Wrede manufactured fairground organs. Those made from 1890 to 1900 were of the barrel-operated variety. In addition to the large fairground organs,

1895, FRANCE: The firm od Gavioli & Co. headquartered in Paris, was a leading European manufacturer of fairground organs. Established in 1806, by the turn of the century they had manufacturing in Wald

Style of Ruth Asawa (American, 1926-2013), Untitled (Hanging Sculpture), one strand of weaved wire, unsigned, overall: 90"h x 19"w x 19"d

Style of Ruth Asawa (American, 1926-2013), Untitled (Hanging Sculpture), one strand of wire, unsigned, overall: 90"h x 18"w x 18"d

Danish Modern Style Sideboard - 34 inches tall x 60 x 17

The North Towanda Musical Instrument Works of New York made these band organs between 1906 and 1916. It has 14 violin pipes in front surrounded by a painted facade, and 72 more pipes inside. It plays

Louis XV style ormolu mounted center table with marble top and ornate figural and floral ormolu mounts in the style of Linke. 34"H x 62.5" Dia., Circa - Late 20th C.

A pair of ebonized marble top commodes in the Directoire style circa 1940. Ht: 34" Wd: 45.5" Dpth: 20"

WURLITZER STYLE 104 MILITARY BAND ORGAN. THIS UNIT IS COMPLETELY FUNCTIONAL, PLAYS AND SOUNDS GREAT. OAK CASE ORGAN WITH FLANKING DRUMS, TWO REELS. PASTORAL HAND-PAINTED CABINET. A RETRO-FITTED CAROUS

(American, 1883-1976) Monhegan, signed with stamp lower right "Alice Kent Stoddard", oil on canvas, 25 x 30 in.: American Impressionist style gilt wood frame, 34 x 39 in.

A quality french marble top commode by Maurice Rinck in the Louis XVI style C 1940. Ht: 34.5" Wd: 43" Dpth: 20.5"

Wurlitzer built these band organs from the early teens well into the 1920s. Built in oak and veneered case with fancy white enamel carved front, decorated in gold leaf and bright colors with hand pain

A Pair of Louis XVI Style Giltwood Cane-Back Benches  Late 19th Century Height 34 1/4 x width 32 1/2 x depth 18 inches.

CUT OVERLAY AND GILT BOHEMIAN CHANDELIER WITH BLOWN GLASS ARMS AND EPERGNE STYLE DECORATION, UNWIRED, 48" H 34" DIA. SHOWS REPAIR TO BODY AND LOBE, ONE RED CUP HAS BEEN REPAIRED.

Gilt-Metal and Black Quartz Console In the style of Diego Giacometti. Height 34 inches, width 61 inches, depth 17 1/2 inches. C Estate of a Park Avenue Lady