VICTORIAN SWISS CYLINDER MUSIC BOX with twelve

With 9 bells having bird strikes playing 8 tunes 13" cylinder with original tune sheet and inlaid rosewood, circa 1880. plays very nicely, mechanism is extremely clean, case is excellent, missing port

Swiss cylinder music box, twelve tune with six bells and drum inlaid case, marked T.S. Beswick 9 Berry St. Liverpool, in working condition. ht. 10in., wd. 23 1/2in., dp. 11 1/2in., cylinder: lg. 12 1/

12 tunes, 13" cylinder, zither attachment, banded inlay in case, 26" wide, 12" tall, 15" deep, working.

figural bumble bee strikers, 10 1/2" cylinder, zither attachment, unusual drop front and hinged top, fine inlay of musical instruments, 27 " long, 11 1/2" tall, 13" deep (when closed), working.

Beautiful inlaid case with medallion center. Plays songs by Montaubry, Donicetti, Bellini and Dollman. Key wind mechanism. Working but needs a normal cleaning and oiling. Good condition with some surf

A large Swiss cylinder music box with twelve melodies, 2nd half of the 20th centuryMassiver, rechteckiger Hartholzkorpus, der scharniergelagerte Deckel mit feiner Marketerie-Arbeit (etwas fleckig). Ab

Swiss six bell cylinder music box with multiwood inlaid top and front on fitted inlaid stand, twelve tunes, single comb and six bells with butterflies, original Picard-Lion lithograph aire sheet, the

VICTORIAN SWISS 10 TUNE CYLINDER MUSIC BOX - GOOD WORKING ORDER - 20" X 9 1/2" X 6 1/2" HIGH - PLEASE VIEW ALL PHOTOS FOR DETAILS AND CONDITION

bumble bee strikers, 6" cylinder plays 8 different tunes, lacks tune ID card, case measures 11" X 18 1/2", 8 1/2" deep, working, with key.

VICTORIAN SWISS 10 TUNE CYLINDER MUSIC BOX - GOOD WORKING ORDER - 17 1/2" X 8 1/4" X 5 1/2" HIGH - PLEASE VIEW ALL PHOTOS FOR DETAILS AND CONDITION

VICTORIAN INLAID ROSEWOOD CASE SWISS 10 TUNE CYLINDER MUSIC BOX - GOOD WORKING ORDER - 19" X 10 3/8" X 7" HIGH - PLEASE VIEW ALL PHOTOS FOR DETAILS AND CONDITION

Antique Magnenat & Sons Swiss Cylinder Music Box 7''x25.5''x9.5''. Twelve song music box with 13'' cylinder. Excellent working condition with complete comb. Some scattered surface wear to case. Overal

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

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;

Swiss cylinder music box, late 19th century, the lid with floral medallion, opening to an 8" cylinder playing twelve tunes, 6"h x 18.5"w x 8.5"d

19th century, the inlaid music box having a sixteen and one half inch cylinder, playing twelve tunes housed in a marquetry decor

Victorian Scene on lid, Mirror on inside, Tune Card, 8-1/2"w x 5" x 3"h

This is a very nice example of a Nicole Freres twelve tune cylinder music box with 17 - 1/2" cylinder in mahogany case. All original condition, the interior comb shows some light oxidation and plating

Swiss, late 19th-early 20th century. A twelve-tune music by Fabrique De Geneve, serial no. 23813, having a 13.125 inch cylinder and comb, the box in stained rosewood with mother of pearl inlay to th

CASE MEASURES 27 1/4" X 11 1/4" X 7 3/4"; TWELVE TUNES (AIRS); NUMBERED 78836; PLAY/STOP, CHANGE/REPEAT; ONE TINE MISSING

Music box, Swiss, late 19th / early 20th C., twelve ''airs'' or songs, brass cylinder, winding handle in fitted compartment at left, mized metalworks, original singcard with loss and damages to lower

Mahogany box with inlaid wood designs. Mechanical music cylinder plays twelve old world tunes. Dimension: 10-1/4"H x 36"W x 12"D. The Sale Will Benefit IFGF Church of Atlanta

A SWISS TWELVE AIR FIVE BELL CYLINDRICAL MAHOGANY, WALNUT AND GRAINED WOOD MUSIC BOX, RETAILED BY W.S. RILEY & SON, BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND, CIRCA 1880-1890, with 9 1/4" cylinder, enameled butterfly strik

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