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Click here to subscribeA selection of Mickey mouse interest toys, including a Walt Disney Productions xylophone player by Marx; a long-limbed Mickey Mouse by Marx; a Tomy 1977 wind up Mickey Mouse toy; and various others; together with two tinplate mechanical tricycle toys; a Mickey Mouse Weekly 1940 magazine, and other items.
Marx - Green Monk - Others - A group of vintage tinplate, diecast and plastic toys. Lot includes a repainted boxed Dinky Toys 571 Coles Mobile Crane; Marx battery operated plastic motor; an East German made tinplate tanker truck; Green Monk Sooty Ding Dong Xylophone; an English made Sparking Gun; a tinplate Jeep novelty lighter; Nomura Pinocchio with xylophone (broken head) and similar. Items appear generally Poor - Fair - a couple Good but in the main have missing / broken parts or require repair in some way. Items are housed in a variety of boxes some repaired and overall appear Poor - Fair. All items are unchecked for completeness. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)
A mixed group of vintage toys and collectables to include The Sooty Junior Xylophone, larger Sooty xylophone and Sooty's Xylophone Song Book, Chad Valley tinplate tambourine, lead farm and zoo animals including Britains and Cherilea, FGT & Sons lead footbridge, Crescent plastic knight figures, mid 20th Century marbles, boxed Wedgwood Peter Rabbit mug, skipping ropes, embroidery set, wooden picture blocks, gramophone needle tins etc.
Large quantity of various mainly Magic Roundabout related toys to include Magic Roundabout Board games, large quantity of books, boxed Rotadraw, Magic Roundabout Shaker Maker, Chad Valley Quoits, Jelly Moulds, boxed Character Set, boxed Magic Roundabout Xylophone, various boxed Tetley Tea Folk, etc (4 Boxes)
13 Boxed Battery Operated Toys to include The Xylophone Player Fido, Jake The Shake, Rigi No. 900 Cable Car, Mr Mac Pooch, Rosko Toy Gino Neopolitan Balloon Blower, Jolly Popcorn Vendor, Telephone Rabbit, Hen Laying Eggs, Antique Car, Picnic Bear, Sheriff Car, Old Fashioned Car and sealed Telephone Rabbit, gd-vg overall
Royal Hampshire Art Foundry The Jazz Band by Peter Barclay: Band consists of all nine players, complete set. Trumpet Player,The Drummer, Saxaphone Player, Double Bass Player, Trombone Player, Clarinet Player, Xylophone Player, The Jazz Singer, Guitar Player. Still has all the purchase receipts and paper work. The Guitar players guitar has a loose piece which will require minor repair and the drummers drum requires a minor repair.
Chelful - Playskool - Little Tikes - Four boxed children's toys. Lot includes a Little Tikes Xylophone; Chelful Pony Worl; Little Tykes Tiny Turtle Walker; Playskool Bumpin Busy Box. Items appear to be in Good condition and have been wrapped in cellophane by the Vendor. Items have been checked for completeness by the Vendor with any missing parts identified. (4) (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)
A GROUP OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include a vertebrae and wooden club, length 49.5cm, a BM Espana acoustic guitar (some mould present), a single African drum, bongo drums, a boxed Hohner 'The Echo' harmonica, a child's pull along xylophone and wooden whistle, etc. (9) (Condition Report: generally ok, wear, sd and as stated)
Three Japanese clockwork wind-up toys, 1950s-60s: a tinplate and vinyl Yonezawa 'Piggy Cook', with separate ketchup bottle and tinplate eggs & bacon, 12.8cm high; a tinplate and plush xylophone bear, seated on a barrel, 22cm high; a plush and felt bear holding a bell and three celluloid balloons (one missing), 17.5cm high. All three in working order.
Animatic Clavitist with original Orchestra Cabinet made by Ludwig Hupfeld A.G., Germany. The Hupfeld Animatic is a normal size automatic player piano (140 x 150 x 86 cm) with a side cabinet (155 x 65 x 46 cm) which has xylophone, bass and snare drums, wood block and cymbal. It plays Hupfeld Animatic S rolls or can play standard 88 note rolls. Missing bottom panel. The instrument is complete and in a good playing condition. Dimensions (H x W x D): 155 x 215 x 86 cm. Condition: Very Good. Location: Switzerland, Degersheim.
1923 German Gebruder Weber "Grandezza" Orchestrion. 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. The instrument features keyboard style piano with mandolin attachment and a 20 note repeating xylophone. Built by the famous Weber Bothers of Waldkirc, Germany, nestled in the Black Forest, home to some of the worlds best craftsmen, beautiful walnut cabinet with applied carvings and columns. Beveled mirrors adorn the front doors, and the xylophone can be seen through the window at the top, giving the Grandezza an extra element of entertainment. A point of difference in Weber music roll arrangements may be noted. The Weber control registers constantly change. The xylophone may be brought into play for just a few notes, then remain silent until it sounds again to accent a passage or play a realistic solo...to achieve an almost human performance. This instrument is in excellent condition, the internal mechanics are pristine, and the cabinet has very little wear. Currently playing beautifully. Weber was known for their strikingly beautiful sound and this example lives up to that distinction. Includes 1 music roll. Dimensions (H x W x D): 185 x 164 x 86 cm. Condition: Excellent. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg.
A collection of vintage tinplate and plush covered toys including Yonezawa (Japan) battery operated Mr Fox The Magician and Teddy The Artist, Alps (Japan) dog with xylophone, boxed English made litho-printed merry go round with plastic figures (box missing one flap), Orbitoy space spinner, five Japanese spinning tops, two plush covered clockwork donkeys, clockwork jumping frog, clockwork Santa Claus etc. (18)
A 1936 WURLITZER CINEMA PIPE ORGAN serial number OPUS 2200 originally shipped to the UK on 16th October 1936 and installed in the Granada Cinema, East Ham, London, the organ consisted originally of 8 ranks of pipes, these being Tibia Clausa, Diaphonic, Diapason, Clarinet, Trumpet, Vox Humana, Flute, Violin and Violin Celeste, In addition it has a Tuned Xylophone, Glockenspiel and Vibraphone as well as various other percussion effects such as Bass drum, snare drum and cymbals along with sound effects for film such as bird whistle, train whistle, fire gong etc. Since its install some changes have been made to this instrument including new keyboard replaced after bomb damage in 1944, in the 1960s the violin and celeste ranks were replaced by Gambas, although the present owner has returned these back to original, the Clarinet rank has been changed for a Kinura and the piano section changed for an electronic version. The console was resprayed by David Thorpe of Ashbourne to an amazing standard. This organ was removed from the its East Ham home in 1975 and reinstalled is a novelty item at a railway station on a miniature railway in Kessington, Suffolk before passing through the hand of two further owners who despite spending much time and monies refurbishing parts of the organ but never succeeding in getting it playing again. The present owner, after much persuading by The Birmingham Odeons master cinema organist Steve Tovey, saved the instrument from slowly deteriorating in a container in November 2000. It was transported and craned into its new home, a purpose built mini theatre at his home. During 2001 it was lovingly restored and rebuilt with Steve Tovey' guidance and the assistance of The Cinema Organ Societies Cameron Lloyd. This mini theatre opened in November 2001 (almost 65 years after its original appearance) and since has been played by most of the UKs top organists and enjoyed by audiences up until 5 years ago. This organ is still in working order and still in situ at this Cannock based mini Theatre which is attached to the present owners home. (please keep an eye out for our Social Media to see him demonstrate its awesome sound) PLEASE NOTE BEFORE BIDDING FOR THIS ITEM it is a very large and complicated instrument that will require a certain amount of expertise and knowledge to remove from its present position, a crane and at least four strong men will be required to remove the 209cm wide, 153cm deep and 155cm high console, through a window and over/ between two residences (see pics for situation), safely and without property damage. The pipe ranks and volume shutters are currently built into a room behind the console which is 307cm wide and 365cm deep room which is 360cm high (and it is full of these pipe ranks) the relay banks and three phase blower unit is in the garage behind this room (they will be heavy but these are the only things that are easily accessible) The property where this is installed is at the end of a Cull de Sac in Cannock, Staffs.
An Arts & Crafts xylophone, attributed to George Henry Walton (1867-1933), circa 1900, comprising of a graduated set of 6 brass bells, displayed in an oak stand, stand measures 79cm x 55cm x 33cm. Notes: Literature: Moon, K. George Walton, Designer and Architect, White Cockade 1993, p.89, pl.115 where a similar example to the current lot is pictured in the Hall at The Leys, Elstree, designed by Walton for J.B.B. Wellington circa 1900
A English mahogany firescreen,Early 20th century,Inset with an 18th century and later needlework panel, worked in wools and silks, with central cartouche depicting a lady holding a xylophone in a landscape, within a stylised 'bizarre' border, in a glazed mahogany stand on four splayed feet, panel - 101 x 59.5cm; stand - 127.5cm high, 71cm wide, 34cm deep
A collection of assorted toys, comprising a tin clock work steam roller, Russian tin motorcycle, Japanese Billy The Ball Blowing Whale, xylophone, an animated clockwork puppy made in Hong Kong, a mouse made in Japan, tin cordillera pen/ pencil holder, and a modern tin spiral racing car (made in China)
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