1916 Weber Grandezza Piano with Xylophone

1923, GERMANY: The Weber company released the first Grandezza orchestrion in 1920 and it became their best selling product during the 1920's, followed by the Weber Unika, also selling in this auction.

Weber Piano Company (American (New York), founded 1852), circa 1875. Rosewood grand piano the lower edges trimmed with ripple molding, supported by foliate-carved cabriole legs, serial #11837. Approx.

6 Rolls of organ music for Weber Grandezza, Brabo, Styria. Condition: Good. Location: The Netherlands.

1923, GERMANY: The Weber company released the first Unika orchestrion in 1912 and it became one of their best selling products during the 1920's, followed by the Weber Grandezza, also selling in this

DESCRIPTION: Seeburg orchestrion nickelodeon. Fumed oak case with glass panel which reveals drums and triangle. Instruments include: piano, xylophone, mandolin, bass drum, snare drum, tympani, cymbal,

Weber Piano Company (American, founded 1851- ), circa 1990s. Model WG-50 baby grand piano with ebonized case with scrolled accented on apron supported on three cabriole legs terminating on French feet

A WEBBER ROCCO STYLE CARVED ROSEWOOD PARLOR GRAND PIANO. A LOOKUP OF THE SERIAL NUMBER 15686 SHOWS IT WAS MADE SOMETIME BETWEEN 1875 AND 1880. THIS PIANO IS ON DISPLAY NOW AND DOES COME WITH THE PHOTO

Impressionist Painting Lady Playing a Piano 1916. Measures 16" x 12"

Apprx 28" x 57" x 57 1/2" tall. WE WILL GET IT OUT THE DOOR. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILTY TO TAKE IT TO YOUR CAR AND LOAD IT.

1923, GERMANY: This beautiful orchestrion was built by J.D Phillips & Son of Frankfurt Germany in 1923. A Pianella Corona Deluxe No. 10, equipped with Piano, Mandolin, xylophone, Drums, and one rank o

1925, USA: The J.P. Seeburg Style "C", called the "Xylophonian" in Seeburg literature, has a 54 note piano with xylophone and mandolin. Center art glass is a open theater curtain, very similar to the

This beautiful piano was made during the early 1920's by J.P. Seeburg Piano Company. It features not only a piano, but xylophone and mandolin attachments as well. Housed in a rich quarter sawn oak cab

SER. 158990. PIANO, MANDOLIN, XYLOPHONE. COIN OP. OAK CASE WITH STAINED AND LEADED GLASS. WORKING CONDITION. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

Description - A Hobart oak coin-op player piano with xylophone, drums, symbols, tambourine and stained glass decoration. Dimensions - 57" x 63" x 28"

Fr. Mondelaers Leopoldsburg . Paneled and carved oak case with oval reverse painted landscape above beveled glass mirrors. Barrel driven pins play upright piano and xylophone. 90 x 52 x 28 1/2 inches.

Weber 65-note Pianola piano with fantastic Sheraton-style inlay case, ca. 1907. Overall very good condition and plays extremely well, complete restoration done 30 years ago using synthetics, two small

Weber WG-51 baby grand piano, having a walnut finish, marked 825, to include piano bench 49"h x 51"w / harp Provenance: The collection of Lelanel Olltz, San Antonio, Texas We happily provid

A Weber concert grand piano raised on three carved and turned mahogany legs. With stool. 104in long x 61in wide. Pendulum and two weights are present.

Paul Gottlieb Weber (1823-1916), bucolic landscape, oil on canvas, 34 3/4" x 47 5/8", signed, dated and inscribed (at lower right): Weber / Phil. 55.

Seeburg Style "E Special" Nickelodeon early 20th century. quarter sawn oak case. serial number 164132. Includes Piano, mandolin attachment, xylophone, brass drum, snare drum, tympani, cymbal, triangle

Antique American landscape oil painting by Paul Gottlieb Weber (1823 - 1916). Oil on canvas. Signed. Please see all images for condition. Size is measured and written on the back of the painting. The

Watercolor on cardboardGermany, mid-19th centuryPaul Weber (1823-1916) - German landscape and portrait painterSigned lower left ‘Paul Weber’Size: 11.5 inches (h) x 17 inches (w)Framed: 14.7 in

1027. WOODEN CHILDS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS | Circa 1920s. Lot includes two different size Schoenhut USA children's pianos, a Schoenhut xylophone, and a wooden child's accordion, all working well. | 21" l

Weber Duo-Art baby grand player piano, c. 1921. [67" x 56"]. Case refinished to ebony finish, older restoration of works.