A 19TH C. FRENCH 13-INCH CYLINDER MUSIC BOX

The spring driven movement with 13-inch cylinder and zither plays an undetermined number of songs assumed to be in the 8 to 10 range and is housed in a nice quality case having walnut veneers with inl

19th century; twelve airs; inlaid case; Condition: in working order; no card; the cylinder: 13 inches wide; overall: 26 inches wide; 14 inches deep; 13 inches high;

A Swiss Inlaid and Parcel Ebonized Mahogany Cylinder Music Box G. Baker-Troll and Co. Manufacturers, Geneva, Late 19th Century serial number 15802. Height 11 x width 31 x depth 13 3/4 inches. Property

The veneered lid decorated with decal and inlay opens to a glass-enclosed spring driven nickel mechanism with zither, the song sheet attached to the lid is lettered in English and lists the ten tunes.

19th century French six- melody cylinder crank music box in maple case. 16w x 4.75d x 4.625h

Antique Swiss cylinder music box, Late 19th c., 15-inch brass cylinder with single comb, burl inlaid casket, labeled "Fabrique de Genevie" with 12 aire song list and serial number, 6.5"h x 26"l x 9.5"

Nicole Freres six-aire cylinder music box, 19th c., Switzerland, 11-inch brass cylinder and single steel comb, maple case, stamped Nicole Freres a Geneve, and 30082, paper label to lid with music sele

Exceptional 12-tune overture music box 19th century. St Croix Switzerland Circa mid to late 19th C. Measurements 13" by 3 1/8” cylinders, Case is 24.5" length by 7" height by 10" deep. Working c

A Swiss Marquetry Inlaid and Parcel Ebonized Cylinder Music Box, Late 19th Century. With a 12 1/4 inch brass cylinder, playing an unknown number of aires, the movement impressed 'NICOLE FRERES'. The s

Writing Box, C.1860, 13.5 Inches X 9.5 In D X 5.5 In High, Good Antique Condition.

19TH C. SWISS 8 AIRS SINGLE CYLINDER MUSIC BOX Swiss-made 19th century eight airs, single cylinder music box. Woodland design.  Size: 13.5" x 7" x 4.5"

19th century Swiss interchangeable music box in carved Oak case marked with the liable "Ideal Piccolo." Comes with three extra cylinders. Box: 8"H x 28"W x 13"D

Late 19th century; inlaid partial ebonized rosewood, lidded case, single comb music box with three bells, having enameled butterfly strikes, plays 6 1/4 inch cylinder, play list attached to lid interi

A Swiss Parcel Ebonized and Marquetry Inlaid Rosewood Cylinder Music Box, Late 19th Century. Nine bells in view, with a thirteen-inch brass cylinder. Dimensions: Height 10 1/4in; width 22 3/4in;

13" cylinder, 12 tunes inlaid case, 24 3/4" x 9" late 19th century

Swiss 12 Tune Cylinder Music Boxlate 19th century, ratchet wound mechanism, fitted with a 13 in. cylinder played by a single comb with 62 teeth; CHANGE/REPEAT and START/STOP levers; the painted case w

A Swiss parcel ebonized, string and burl inlaid figured walnut cylinder music box, late 19th century, No. 7624, with a 15 3/4 inch cylinder playing eight aires, the hinged lid having the original pinn

Swiss, late 19th century. A six-tune music box by F. Conchon, serial no. 8824, having an 8.25 inch cylinder and comb, the case in stained and ebonized rosewood, with floral inlay to lid. Includes key

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

A Swiss Parcel Ebonized Cylinder Music Box Second Half 19th Century Height 14 x width 34 1/2 x depth 18 inches (closed).

A Swiss Cylinder Music Box in a Rosewood and Marquetry Case 19th Century stamped 2786 to the interior.Height 7 1/2 x width 27 x depth 12 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Property from a Midwest

Swiss Fabrique De Geneve Cylinder Music Box19th centurythe rosewood case with fruitwood marquetry7 x 30 x 12 inches

Swiss Eight-Tune Cylinder Music Boxlate 19th centurythe rosewood case with inlaid floral and foliate motifs to the lid18 3/8 x 5 1/4 x 8 1/8 inches11 in. long (cylinder)

A Swiss Cylinder Music Box Mid-19th Century Height 8 1/4 x width 18 x depth 12 inches. Property from the Collection of Jeanne A. Pass, St. Louis, Missouri