Early Clockwork Musical Clown

rated 6.5, 7"T., has wear, scratches and pieces missing, motor works.Â

rated 6.5, 5"T., the body has little wear, base has major wear, toy does work, marke Bavaria on the bottom.

Very impressive early performing musical automaton, clown is situated on top of ladder, key hole and start-stop rod appears at rear of cloth covered base, when activated, music plays and clown perform

171. GERMAN TIN MUSICAL CLOWN | Clown with painted tin drum at base, clockwork plink-plink music, hand painted head, moves arms up and down, wearing a cone-shaped hat and classic clown outfit. 8" h.

Interesting early toy depicting a bisque head clown sitting on an upturned bell. When you turn the on handle he spins around. with plink plink sound. All original with some soiling. 10" Very Good

Signed only D.R.G.M., Sigmund Gunthermann, Germany, circa early 1900s, tin wind-up / clock-work mechanism, plays musical "dings" when circulating, 4 gondolas each with two people, original canopy and

Hand painted whimsical toy features large seated clown at center holding leash for the pig, as the clockwork motor is activated, the large wheel rolls causing the small clown riding a pig to run and t

Musical Butterfly Catcher Clown Doll Automaton. German, ca. early 20th century. Key-wind mechanical automaton, depicting a child in clown or harlequin costume, with bisque head, fixed glass eyes, hand

Gunthermann. Germany. Circa 1900. Early wind-up hand painted toy of clown circling base as he plays his trumpet. Music and mechanism in good working order. Some paint enhancement. 7 inches high. Excel

Germany, early hand painted example, bright colors, clockwork activates twirling motions of dancer as plink-plink sounds emit from shared base, dancer depicted in classic ballerina cloth tutu, clown m

Germany, early hand painted example, bright colors, clockwork activates twirling motions of dancer as plink-plink sounds emit from shared base, dancer depicted in classic ballerina cloth tutu, clown m

Made in USA by Wolverine. Early 1931 Mechanical Tin Windup Clown Playing Zilotone That Comes w/ 6 Different Records. 7.5" W x 9" L x 7.5" H

Musical "Zilotone" Toy by Wolverine Supply & Mfg. Co. Pittsburgh, PA, with lithographed tin automaton figure of a clown playing the xylophone and clockwork disc mechanism causing him to rotate on his

Three late 19th to early 20th century mechanical dolls by various makers. Includes a French Marotte musical doll with Bisque head on a paper mache body with a turning stick, a clapper clown with compo

1900, FRANCE: French automata of a clown attributed to Roullet & Decamps. Period dress, composite construction with glass eyes. Music box playing one tune, motion includes head turning and both arms p

C. 1890. Rogers & McCartney Boston MA. This is a simply wonderful store window attention getter advertising James F. Shores Jr. Bookseller & Stationer, and A.K.P. Dearing, a ship rigger out of Portsmo

c. 1880, very amusing clockwork American tin toy, hand painted base with floral stencil decoration at center, action involves a teetering see-saw with boy on one end and girl at other. 18" w.

rated 7, 14"x9"x6", this paper litho of wood man smoking a cigarette, has a clock-work mechanism motor that works, has wear and damage to the paper litho, neat early toy.

Very charming Musical Clowns Playing Instruments with Monkey Riding A Dog Crank Automaton. All original and in wonderful condition. Spin the cranks and music plays, clown move and monkey rides the dog

French hand painted tin Le Orchestra Clown. All original and complete. Puch the keys and Clown moves and rings the bells. Works. Very nice looking toy.

All original with composition head and arms. Has lead feet. All original dress. Clockwork action works. 11" Excellent

Paper Mache & Composition Clockwork Clown & Horse Toys. German. Max Ht 13" Max L 15'.

German Musical Clown and Donkey Mechanical Automaton. Germany: Zinner & Sohne, ca. 1880s. Hand-cranked automaton depicting a clown, with hand-painted bisque face and glass eyes and a fleece-covered do

1920, FRANCE: This is a store window display with clockwork mechanism, featuring a tuxedo wearing gentleman in top hat mounted to a wood base. His intent was to be pointing to the product which would