66: ORCHESTRAL CYLINDER MUSIC BOX

A wonderful Reuge Orchestral interchangeable cylinder music box with matching table. A flame mahogany with boxwood inlay. The mechanical movement includes 5 interchangeable cylinders which play 4 tune

Swiss. c1890. In excellent cosmetic and working condition. The multi-instrument music is quite amazing to hear. "Magnificent" is not too strong a word for this large Paillard marvel! It plays 10 tunes

A rare and very desirable cylinder music box from famed Swiss manufacturer Ducommum Girod, c. 1868. Playing 16 key organ, 9 bells, with a 13" cylinder with 8 tunes (airs). Housed in a beautiful walnut

G. Baker Orchestral Music Box. Drum and Bells. 15" long cylinder . Plays 10 tunes. 6 bells and drum, 3 section comb. Original tune card. Burl case and cabinet key. 26-1/2" wide case x 12" tall x 14" d

8 1/2" cylinder plays six tunes with drums, three bells with bee strikers and castanet. Nice inlaid case. 19" W x 8 1/2" H x 12" D.

10 Tune, 6 saucers bells, one with bee striker, drum, and castanet. Walnut case with brass trim.

Mahogany case with marquetry musical instrument and floral decoration and inlay banding, single comb,12 airs, serial no. 45916, with drums, bells, and castanets, cylinder no. 20. Lithographic and hand

The organ music box has drum, 7 bells and castanets. 12 tune. 17-1/4" cylinder. Ratchet wind. Burl cabinet. 36"x18" x 13 tallThe music box will play the cylinder. It has a weak sound. The Drum is the

An organ and orchestral interchangeable cylinder music box with drum, bells and castanets. An 8-tune box with tune indicator. Good Nicole Freres tag. Burled case. Has modern (ebony finish) table with

A Swiss orchestral music box A Swiss orchestral music box late 19th century, the 33cm long cylinder, cylinder playing eight airs, complete with six bells, with polychrome butterfly hammers, and castan

Circa 1885, with metal tag to interior ''B.A. Bremond / Manufacturer / Geneva Switzerland'' for maker Baptiste-Antoine Bremond (1834-1925) and original paper label to interior listing all 48 airs on 8

Including 1 - Music box measuring 18"D x 48"W x 11"T with book match maple burl veneer and inlaid trim with a cylinder in place; 1 - Matching maple burl veneer table with one drawer containing six add

Large. Includes six 17 - 1/4" cylinders. Contains the castanets, drum, a twenty-four note reed organ and six bells topped with birds and struck by 'bee strikers'. It also contains the original tune sh

From the Collection of Rita Ford Music Boxes. This antique music box was made in Switzerland circa 1885 and is attributed to the firm Charles Paillard and Co. The Orchastral Style music box is conside

Truly an exceptional PVF (Paillard-Vaucher-Fils) four tune overture music box c. 1882. This St. Croix Swiss music box has a 13" by 3 - 1/8" cylinder with great sound housed in a beautiful mixed woods

SWISS MANDOLINE BURL WALNUT CYLINDER MUSIC BOX ON STAND WITH SIX 13" LONG CYLINDERS, H 38", L 40", D 22":Each cylinder plays 6 songs; single comb. Thirty-six aires. For a high resolution photo

9-1/4 " long x 3-1/4" cylinder. #6562. Has original tune card. 3 tune. The tune card is marked Fabrique DE Genève, Spiraux, Metalliques. 3 Airs Overtures. Case measures 16"x7-1/2 deep x 5-1/2" tall

1890, SWISS: This Nicole Freres cylinder music box plays a 16 - 1/3" cylinder with eight ayers (tunes) and has an organ feature adding to the superb sound. The dual combs are clearly marked for Nicole

Swiss Cylinder Music Box & Stand late 19th century with six cylinders, each playing eight tunes, the matching case and base done in walnut with inlay and ebonized highlights 40 1/2 x 33 x 26 inches

This is a French music box, marked "A. S: V.", A. Souaile, with bells and drums in a beautifully detailed ebonized mahogany case adorned with bronze decorations. The 15" cylinder playing eight tunes h

Swiss music box with 13in cylinder, in rosewood and burl wood case with ebonized trim. and lower drawer. With four interchangeable cylinders. H: 11in. W: 36in. D: 19-1/2in.

1880, SWISS: B.H. Abrahams was known for making inexpensive music boxes. This example, a 19cm (7 - 1/2") fatty cylinder playing 20 ayers (tunes), 2 per revolution, and equipped with a zither attachmen

This is a very early key wind cylinder music box by an unknown maker. Early 19th century music box housed in a simple boxwood case, with complete comb, 7 - 3/4" cylinder, and with winding key. Conditi

19th C. Swiss music box with 10-3/4in cylinder musical mechanism, in an ebonized and banded case. Tag in case for maker "Ami Rivenc". Music box sits on a matching stand with four additional cylinders.