Behr Bros and Co. Electric Player Grand Piano with

Mahogany Baby Grand Piano, 1908-1971, by Behr Bros & Co., New York, no visible serial number, 88 keys, with a mahogany music bench, H.- 39 in., W.- 55 in., D.- 58 in.

KNABE BABY GRAND PIANO WITH AMPICO REPRODUCER: Wm. Knabe & Co. "Ampico" reproducing player grand piano. Equipped with Ampico advanced pneumatically operated player mechanism. Serial no. 107652. Accomp

Hazelton Bros. colonial revival grand player piano, having painted wooden housing, lyre harp. rising on stretchered, bobbin legs, to include player 39"h x 53"w x 64"d Provenance: A Blanco, Texas Est

Aeolian Weber Duo-Art grand player piano. Some Grinnell Bros elements. Appears to include all original parts, includes a number of Duo-Art player piano rolls. Also includes piano bench. Condition: pla

The Piano Ledeon 1960's Electric Player Piano Signed J. Chein & Co. Burlington, New Jersey - h 20" width 20.5" depth 10". Has 5 piano rolls. Playing condition. Found in Andover MN home.

39" x 56" x 74"

Louis XV-style baby grand player/reproducing piano, Model B, no. 104471, circa 1929. Ampico mechanism. Includes piano bench. En suite with Lot 875.

Labelled J.P. Seeburg Electric Upright Grand just above the piano keys, this large coin-operated music machine is more than just a piano, with instruments including pipes, a cymbal, snare and bass dru

circa 1920s; oak case with inset leaded glass panel, top lifts to reveal interior for player rolls and piano keys, 52 in. H., 36 in. W., 23 3/4 D., with 3 player rolls

(33) Player piano O-style rolls, hundreds of songs, Mulit-song rolls in original boxes, from The Capitol Music Roll company and Play-Rite Music Rolls, one from Siou's Music Co., includes Broadway tune

Pianola Aeolian Co. New York musical party player wood piano. Standard pneumatic action for dependable performance. Quality electric motor. Piano bench with tilted seat for playing comfort and copper

SCHIMMEL PLAYER GRAND PIANO & BENCH, H 26", L 69", BLACK LACQUER FINISH Model 174 - CE. Serial #3110902. Includes piano bench with crank to adjust height. Purchased from Ebola Music, Bloomfield Hills

Burl Walnut Wm. Knabe & Co. Grand Piano Comes with adjustable piano bench. 60î wide x 74î long. Fully restored, has plastic keys. SN: 48035.

Beautiful Kurtzmann & Company player piano and approximately one hundred rolls of wonderful music. The serial number 81233 indicates this upright was built between 1922 and 1925. Appears to have been

Walnut box with gold stenciled glass panel, in good condition, has celluloid label, shows minor wear, 13"x8.25"x4.25", rated 8.75

Very ornate ebonized parlor reproducing player grand piano by the Apollo Piano Company. This piano was built after Wurlitzer had assumed control of the Apollo name. It is very unusual for a reproducin

A good Stickley mission oak 2 door book case, each door with 8 lights, 4 oak shelves, signed on back side ""QUAINT FURNITURE" / Stickley Bros. Co. / Grand Rapids, Mich.". Possibly original finish and

Quarter-sawn oak. Spindle back chair, with mortise and tenon detail with leather seat. Lamp table with octagon table top. Both labeled, "Quaint" Furniture, Stickley Bros, Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. 38

first quarter 20th century the desk unsigned, stamped "933", the chair signed "Stickley Bros Co Grand Rapids", the desk with a single drawer, the chair with a caned seat, together with later green fab

Two Stickley Mission oak furniture items. 1st item - Slat back armchair branded "Stickley Bros. Co. Grand Rapids" and with a "Quaint Furniture" label. 36 1/2" H x 24 1/2" W x 20 1/2" D. First quarter

Heading: Author: Reed, Walter C. Title: Small archive of manuscript material by Walter C. Reed, an engineer and inventor, notably of an all-electric player piano system and related musical machines P

A Stickley Arts and Crafts Even-Arm settee, circa 1902-1909, with metal badge, "Quaint Furniture, Stickley Bros. Co. Grand Rapids, Michigan", solid oak, mortise and tenon construction, 50" wide x 23"

Stickley Brothers (American, active 1891-1954) Settle and Armchair, USA, circa 1905 Oak, upholsteryThe armchair with affixed manufacturer's plaque: "'Quaint' Furniture / Stickley Bros. Co. / Grand Rap

Stickley Brothers Oak Tabouret No. 138. Legs exposed through the top with splined top joints and slatted stretchers; signed with partial oval paper label for Stickley Bros. Co., Grand Rapids, Michigan