EARLY 20TH CENTURY COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA GRAMOPHONE

Columbia portable jukebox model "Viva-tonal grafonola, nº201". Made in England with wooden box lined with imitation leather. In used and worn condition due to age. Box size: 17.4 x 39.8 x 28.1 cm

Columbia Grafonola cabinet carved in a Gothic Revival style. Early 20th century. Oak, figural carvings, heavily carved door with brass slide lock. Columbia Grafonola label on inside of cabinet underne

A pair of Native American beaded hide gauntlets, late 19th/early 20th century, Columbia River Plateau, each with a beaded arm panel depicting deer and flowers, a fringed hem to the outside seam, with

Early 20th century Columbia disc graphophone. Untested. Wear to horn. Box measures 23 1/2" x 10" x 12 1/2" including arm. Horn is 22" tall and 13 1/2" wide.

Likely early 20th century, Columbia, South Carolina. The pair in the form of tree stumps with openings for plants to grow. One having some losses. H13"

American, late 19th-early 20th century. A Columbia Type Q graphophone on a wooden base with a 10.75 inch horn, along with a wooden travel case with dual locking sides and felt lining. Includes thirty

Early to mid 20th century, Columbia, South Carolina. The set is said to have been created by an African American artisan in the Columbia area. Octagonal top with molded edge above four bold scrolling

ARTIST: Jeanie L Boyd (District Of Columbia, early 20 century) NAME: Old Woman Reading Letter MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Missing a few flakes of paint. Some craquelure. Some scattered inpainting

Albert Bay, British Columbia. Early 20th century. Cedar, paint. A very rare and beautiful pair of early 20th-century totem poles by master carver, Arthur Shaughnessy (HEMASILAKW) (1884-1945) KWAKWA�

Columbia Graphophone, early 20th Century, in original oak hand carrying case; the Graphophone and Columbia Records were awarded the grand prize at the Paris Exposition in 1900, St. Louis Exposition in

Native American, northern Pacific Northwest coast, Haida from Haida Gwaii (Queen Charlotte Island), British Columbia, ca. early 20th century CE. A particularly fine example of an argillite totem, hand

**Originally Listed At $500** Native American, northern Pacific Northwest coast, probably Haida from Queen Charlotte Island, British Columbia, ca. early 20th century CE. A beautiful cedar box with twe

Native American, Northeastern United States / Canada, Iroquois peoples, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE; Northwestern United States, Columbia River Plateau region, Nez Perce, ca. early to mid-2

A Wood and Ormolu Gramophone Cabinet, France, Early 20th Century.The corners and doors mounted with ormolu of wreaths and and palmettes. Comprised of two cabinets in different sizes and the domed top

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY OAK CASED HMV MONARCH SENIOR GRAMOPHONE WITH ORIGINAL WOODEN HORN the carved case having reeded corner columns and concave mouldings with steel turntable driven by a spring drive

SHADOW BOX SHIP DIORAMAEarly 20th CenturyDepicts the three-masted ship Columbia, a tug and a two-masted schooner. Oak shadow box.Shadow box height 24.5”. Width 40.25”. Depth 16.5”.

(District of Columbia, late 19th/early 20th century) Watercolor on paper back with cardboard dated 1924. The Architects drawing for Lafaye and Lafaye. Titled and signed upper left and lower right. Som

Signed original oil on artist board painting by Felix Angel (Late 20th to Early 21st Century Columbia). Expressionist style with bright color fields and fat horses ridden by jockey. Signed lower right

A Columbia gramophone with oak case and white metal horn. First quarter 20th century. Platter with green felt lining.

An early 20th century coin-operated floor model scale by Columbia Weighing Machine Co. having a mirrored face, porcelain enamel dial face, wooden housing with a mosaic tile and porcelain stand. Has a

An early 20th Century graphophone phonograph record player produced by Columbia Phonograph Co. (New York). Wood body base featuring turntable mechanism to top, crank handle to side, and manufacturer p

early 20th century; sheet brass horn for Edison or Columbia cylinder phonograph, with ring to attach crane hook, 36 in. L., 17 in. Diam.

Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, Northern Washington state to Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Makah or Nootka tribe, ca. 1920s CE. A lovely hand-woven rain hat comprised of tight strips o

early 20th century, two masted schooner, hull with painted lettering "Columbia", carved and painted wood model with metal, paper, and string fittings/embellishments, approximately 36 x 45 x 6-3/4 in.,