A small late 19th century rosewood cased cylinder

Two Swiss Cylinder Music Boxeslate 19th centuryeach case is grain painted, the lid done in rosewood veneer and decorated with an inlaid motif5 1/2 x 16 1/2 x 8 inches (small)5 3/4 x 20 1/2 x 9 inches

A Swiss Parcel Ebonized and Marquetry Inlaid Rosewood Cylinder Music Box, Late 19th Century. Nine bells in view, with a thirteen-inch brass cylinder. Dimensions: Height 10 1/4in; width 22 3/4in;

A Swiss Marquetry Inlaid and Parcel Ebonized Cylinder Music Box, Late 19th Century. With a 12 1/4 inch brass cylinder, playing an unknown number of aires, the movement impressed 'NICOLE FRERES'. The s

Small 19th Century Swiss lacquer cased musical box, the 5.5in cylinder with a one piece comb playing eight airs on a key wind movement, original label to inner lid, the mechanism bearing Patents for 1

Fabrique De Geneve 12 Tune Cylinder Music Box Swiss, late 19th century the rosewood case with wooden and mother-of-pearl inlay and ebonized highlights, signed on the tune card 6 1/2 x 25 x 10 1/2 inch

Swiss Eight-Tune Cylinder Music Boxlate 19th centurythe rosewood case with inlaid floral and foliate motifs to the lid18 3/8 x 5 1/4 x 8 1/8 inches11 in. long (cylinder)

Swiss Inlaid Rosewood Six-Tune Cylinder Music Boxlate 19th century8 x 17 1/2 x 8 inches

American, late 19th century, opal cased in rose to amber, including a small pitcher; cruet with satin finish; ovoid vase; two "Morgan" vases, one with satin finish, both with amber glass griffin bases

A Swiss Inlaid Parcel Ebonized and Faux Rosewood Grained Cylinder Music Box, Late 19th Century. Having a 7 1/2 inch cylinder playing ten airs, the hinged lid having the original pinned paper tune

Late 19th/early 20th century, works stamped numerically, the hinged rectangular beveled oak cover inlaid with variously hued fruitwoods depicting an ewer, a fan and flowers, over a conforming case hou

Late 19th century; inlaid partial ebonized rosewood, lidded case, single comb music box with three bells, having enameled butterfly strikes, plays 6 1/4 inch cylinder, play list attached to lid interi

A LATE 19TH CENTURY SWISS SIX AIRS CYLINDER MUSIC BOX the rosewood case with inlaid holly branch to the lid opening to reveal a spring driven 8" brass pin-barrel with steel comb, the winding lever num

A late 19th century mantel clock made by E. Ingraham & Co. This brass clock is cased in mahogany and rosewood with glass doors. Floral motif painted on lower portion of door. *notes- wear to painted g

11" cylinder, playing 12 tunes inlaid rosewood case: 6" high, 23" x 9 1/2" late 19th century

Mid to late 19th century. Group including a very handsome rosewood box along with a nice figured walnut box and a small birdseye walnut and ebony box and single dome top mixed metal box. Each is very

Late 19th Century Swiss musical box playing eight airs, in original rosewood inlaid box (at fault), with 6in cylinder

Late 19th, early 20th century. Depicting chrysanthemum blossoms, with rosewood stands. Marked "Made in PRC" on underside. Large H 14.5 W 6.5 in Small H 10 W 5 in

The fine rosewood and burl veneer case raised on semi-circle feet with decoration of fine inlays and ebonized detail opens to a glass-enclosed spring driven nickel mechanism with zither, the song shee

Swiss, late 19th century. A six-tune music box by F. Conchon, serial no. 8824, having an 8.25 inch cylinder and comb, the case in stained and ebonized rosewood, with floral inlay to lid. Includes key

Swiss, late 19th century. A coin-operated, eight-tune music box by Mermod Freres, serial no. 69047, having a 5.5 inch cylinder and a single comb, in a painted rosewood case with arrow through heart

Late 19th century Swiss cylinder music box with drum and bells, rosewood case with inlay, 9.5"H x 22"W x 12"D, cylinder is 9"L

Rosewood Victorian bed with carved columns, oval panel headboard. Fine quality bed, late 19th Century, carved detail, carvings on rails near headboard are missing, small carving on footboard is loose,

A late 19th century cylinder music box with three bells, plays six airs. The case is rosewood with inlaid decoration. Dimensions: 16 1/2" x 10", the height is 9". Provenance: From a Main Line collecti

Swiss, late 19th-early 20th century. A music box by an unidentified maker, possibly Mermod Freres, serial no. 32376, having a 6.125 inch cylinder and comb, in a stained rosewood case with floral inla