VANISHING GRAMOPHONE

(German. Circa 1930.) A remarkable piece of apparatus. This effect was featured by several performers during the first decades of the twentieth century, most notably English illusionist, Cecil Lyle. I

Berlin gramophone with manual operation, Germany, around 1890, Kämmer & Reinhardt, transmission with friction-wheel transmission,wooden floor plate as housing, approx. 39x24x34 cm, in addition instru

LOW RESERVE: Following his 1983 Endangered Species prints, Andy Warhol continued to visually enforce his devotion to sensitive wildlife in a 1986 literature collaboration with conservation-focused Doc

Aeolian Vocalian Chinoiserie Floor Gramophone, c. 1920 Aeolian Company, London. Mahogany case in the style of a Chinese temple, 3 sides with flat carvings, fine hand painting, with motifs from Chinese

"The Gramophone" with Glass Horn, c. 1915 Oak case with original decal, metal reproducer, cut glass horn (damaged on rim), Ø 10 1/5 in., good playing condition. "The Gramophone" mit Glastr

Peter Max (b. 1937) USA, Original Acrylic on Canvas Gramophone. Peter Max is one of the foremost leaders of the Pop Art movement of the last half of the 20th century. Max was born in Berlin and fled t

Edward S. Curtis(1868 - 1952)The Vanishing Race - Navaho, 1904large platinum printcopyright blind stamp lower left: COPYRIGHTED 1904 BY E.S. CURTISin negative lower left: 301-04negative date: 1904, pr

Maestrophone Stirling Hot-Air Engine Horn Gramophone, 1910 Paillard, Ste. Croix, Switzerland. Model 205, stirling hot-air engine drive with spirit burner, Paillard Maestoso reproducer, polished walnut

Edison Bell Picturegram Panorama Gramophone, 1924 Edison Bell Ltd., London. Rare portable panorama gramophone with moving picture spools, with spring-motor for both functions, removable oak-framed pic

Edward S. Curtis(1868 - 1952)The Vanishing Race, 1904orotone on glass (goldtone)signed in negative lower right: Curtis11 x 14 in. (27.94 x 35.56 cm.), Frame: 16 x 19 x 2 in. (40.64 x 48.26 x 5.08 cm.)

Edward Curtis (1868-1952 Washington) ''The Vanishing Race'' 1904 Large Platinum Print 14.75''x19.5'' Image. Impressive large photograph of Curtis' most famous image of Indians on horseback. Signed in

Berliner Gramophone & record case, National Gramophone Co, oak case, with horn, wind up mechanism, key, base is 9.75" by 9.75", leather connector from horn to reproducer not original, oak record case

Edward Curtis (American, 1868-1952) 'The Vanishing Race' Orotone Print Printed signature lower right, illegible markings lower left, depicting Indians on horseback; original Edward Curtis piecrust fra

Edison Bell Picturegram Panorama Gramophone, 1924 Rare portable panorama gramophone with moving picture spools, made in England by "Edison Bell Ltd., London", with spring motor for both functions, rem

Fine Art, Curtis Orotone "The Vanishing Race", Edward S. Curtis (1868-1952), gold-tone glass plate signed lower right, in orig frame w/studio label on verso, accompanied by a "Curtis Indians" catalog

Edward Curtis (1868-1952 American) ''The Vanishing Race'' 1904 Orotone Photograph 8''x10'' Image. Signed l.r. with ''Copyright 1904 by E.S. Curtis'' lower left. Original batwing framing. Excellent con

Symphonion Coin-Operated Gramophone, c. 1910 Symphonion Musikwerke, Leipzig. Coin-slot for 10 "Reichspfennig", oak case with original maker's plaque and Art-Nouveau fittings, coin-drawer with instruct

Emile Berliner-Style Hand-Cranked Gramophone Style 2, Clark Johnson Reproducer no. J 84022, black-painted tin horn with gold-colored pinstripes, oak base board with transfer "Berliner Gramophone - Na

Large Gramophone with Mahogany Horn, c. 1915 Grained wood case with brass ornaments, large mahogany horn Ø 22 ¾ in., Juwele Electro soundbox, good working condition, with 1 disc. Groß

Jesus Moroles Vanishing Edge Round c. 1991granite 32.75 h × 11.75 w × 5.5 d in (83 × 30 × 14 cm) This work will ship from Wright in Chicago, Illinois.

Artist: Salvador Dali Title: Fleurs Surrealsite Vanishing Face Framed Year: 1980 Dimensions:Paper: 21 in. by 29.1 in. Edition Number: 316/350 Medium: Lithogra

Klingsor Resonance Gramophone with Dancing Couple, c. 1910 Krebs & Klenk, Hanau, Germany. Former coin-operated machine, mechanism present but currently without function, oak case with stained-glass do

Rare Stollwerck "Eureka" Toy Gramophone, 1903 onwards For Ø 3 1/6 in. chocolate discs, with Junghans spring motor, tin case with original green lithographed finish and gilt highlights, turntable

Orotone, signed by the artist in the negative; original frame shows some wear; visual 10 1/2" x 13 1/2", G-VG