Small 19th Century Swiss musical box, the marquetry

Small 19th Century Swiss musical box, the marquetry inlaid lid enclosing a one piece comb and 6in cylinder with lever wind movement, 15ins wide, currently in working order

Small 19th Century Swiss lacquer cased musical box, the 5.5in cylinder with a one piece comb playing eight airs on a key wind movement, original label to inner lid, the mechanism bearing Patents for 1

19th c Swiss cylinder music box with bells, bee strikers, 8 1/4" cylinder, single comb, plays 8 airs, the case decorated with marquetry design of musical instruments on lid and string inlay, ebonized

Swiss marquetry music box, late 19th c., ebonized and burled walnut case, with satinwood and mother-of-pearl inlay, dual locking doors, opening to reveal brass workings, including a musical cylinder,

Swiss inlaid walnut music box, late 19th century, the lid centered with a marquetry musical trophy motif medallion, the case housing an 11" cylinder playing eight airs, with ratchet wound movement, th

A LARGE 19TH CENTURY SWISS MUSICAL BOX playing 8 airs, the top inset with a brass plaque. 57 cm x 27 cm.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY SWISS MUSICAL BOX playing eight airs. 42 cm x 18 cm.

Late 19th Century Swiss musical box playing eight airs, in original rosewood inlaid box (at fault), with 6in cylinder

A LARGE 19TH CENTURY SWISS NICOLE FRERES MUSICAL BOX playing four airs. 50 cm x 16 cm, cylinder 31 cm wide.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY SWISS 'SUBLIME HARMONIE' MUSIC BOX A LATE 19TH CENTURY SWISS 'SUBLIME HARMONIE' MUSIC BOX the case with marquetry panel to the hinged lid, the interior of the lid with paper list o

19th Century rosewood and floral marquetry inlaid musical box, the 13in cylinder playing twelve airs, inscribed to the inside cover M.M. & Cie, Made in Switzerland

A fine and large cylinder musical box attributed to Nicole Freres, Swiss, late 19th century, serial number 842, the 55cm cylinder with stop/play selector marked 'Nicol ... Geneve', playing on two comb

"Excelsior Interchangeable Cylinder Music Box", Swiss made music box in good working order, marquetry veneer burl wood case and stand with ebonized embellishment, glass internal cover reveals internal

A Swiss cylinder music box in marquetry inlaid case, late 19th century, interior lid with hand inscribed tune sheet No. 11253 playing 12 tunes with hand crack and repeat/change and stop/play switches,

A fine Swiss Six (6) tune 19th century music box. A marquetry top scene of figure with boat. Plays Six (6) (6) tunes. Dimensions: 18 1/2" X 10 1/2" X 6 1/2"

A Swiss Marquetry Cylinder Music Box 19th Century Width overall 18 1/4 inches.

Musical box with automata; late 19th century. Brass, bronze and carved wood. French-Swiss machinery mounted on Spanish Alfonsino style furniture, The machinery is in perfect condition, two combs are m

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

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.

Beautiful rosewood casing having detailed inlays of musical instruments. The top opens to reveal a song list decorated with dancing figures, circa 1870. Working condition. 7H x 27W. From the Sandra Cl

Has one cylinder, three toggles for stop, play and repeat. Crank wound. Hinged lid case of burlwood veneer and ebonized wood. Musical components in good standing, plays well with no major issues. Case

Black Forest Tobacco Box "Story Teller" Bear Late 19th Century. 9 1/2" H Small "story teller" Black Forest bear tobacco box. Swiss Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave

Black Forest Muscial Bears Late 19th Century Swiss 8" H x 5 3/4" L Small Black Forest carving of musical bears having fun Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $30.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S.

Swiss cylinder music box, late 19th c., rosewood case with string inlay, lid with marquetry hummingbird on branch, hinged top opens to visible cylinder, plays twelve airs, all listed on Picard-Lion li