1920s Musical Instruments

Early 20thC Oriental Brass & Hardwood Gong supported by two ceremonially dressed elephants - 22.5"w x 5.5"d x 14"h

Up for sale, a circa 1928 Gibson TG-1 in 100% original condition and in perfect working order, complete with original case.....distressed and minor separation. (see photos) This unc...

This is an antique marimbaphone. An English, brass and oak decorative musical instrument, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1920. A striking, concussive idiophone with beautif...

Early 20thC Brass Gong and Beater on an Oak Base - 11"w x 5.5"d x 11"h

Victor VE-230 VV-230 Flat Top Mahogany Cabinet Electric Victrola Record Player. Item features an electric motor model (VE), interior light, maho...

The HMV Model 101 portable Gramophone was originally introduced in about 1925. It was, and is, still considered to be one of the best portable wind-up gramophones ever produced. Sup...

Brass Outdoor Door Bell on Hanging Bracket with Chain Pull A very decorative piece with a delightful ring, the bell is decorated with angels and serpents it hangs on a decorative bracket with a tassel pull...

This French Early 20th Century Pleyel baby grand piano is truly exceptional. The Pleyel brand is legendary and has been favored by renowned composers such as Chopin, Debussy, and Ravel for its rich and unique sound. This particular piano is in remarkable condition, with beautifully restored walnut wood veneer, delicate yet sturdy legs, and perfectly balanced proportions. The soundboard is in its ideal original condition, offering an authentic Pleyel sound, and the hammers, strings, and tuning pins are all original yet functional. The cast iron plate is adorned with exquisite floral ornamentations, adding to the elegance of the instrument. The keys are made of highly refined ivory, providing a distinctive and sophisticated touch. With the serial number found on the piano and the archives of the Musee de la Musique, the piano's precise origin has been traced back to 1922. Pleyel pianos...

HMV 'Standard Portable' Model 101 gramophone with No.4 soundbox, circa 1925. Manufacturer: His Master's Voice, UK Black Rexine leather-cloth, polished wood and chrome finished interior and fittings. Original turntable felt. Super original un-restored condition, having had a light service in recent years. The HMV model 101 portable Gramophone was originally introduced in about 1925. It was, and is, still considered to be one of the best portable wind-up gramophones ever produced. Complete with HMV record cleaning pad and 'Half Tone' (medium loudness) needle tin (the tin is approximately 1/3 full with original fresh needles). Also included is a couple of starter 78's, HMV recordings Cat. No. D.A.: 122: Enrico...

Ludwig and Ludwig old growth mahogany and maple bass drum circa 1920's. Approximately 28.25" diameter x 16.63" high. Two good calf skin heads. The drum is ...

Beautiful and original French Working musical Gramophone from the 1920s. The case is made with carved walnut and the horn is made with painted sheet metal. This gramophone is fro...

Extraordinary Art Deco piano made by Gaveau in the twenties probably by French designer Leon Emile Bouchet. A circular bar mixed with a piano in a remarkable Art Deco modernist ense...