Ohio Musical Instruments

Antique 1939 RCA Victor Model T2 Superheterodyne tube radio, designed for use with records or television. Mahogany case features inlaid art deco styling with rounded corners and pink...

Late 20th century Toca Hand Percussion djembe drum. 12" rope tuned head. Natural wood grain body with dot painted base showing an African folk art style gecko or sun lizard in red, b...

Early 1900s Edwardian floor standing dinner gong with pedestal. Made from oak with an ornate serpentine foliate carved rail beneath rounded sculpture pedestal support. The stand is...

1947 Baldwin Upright Spinet Piano. Made from walnut with a matchbook veneered case. The upright has 88 keys. Serial number 37520 In their prime, Baldwin pianos...

Beautifully crafted Woodsounds Native American flute, custom made by Brent Haines from Purple Heart with Honduran Rosewood Burl and inlaid turquoise chip rings. Key: High C. Includes...

A stunning WM. Knabe & Company Late Art Deco Baby Grand Player Piano, circa 1935-1939 (serial no. 111688). Features a stunning matchbook walnut case complete with 88 keys, a music holder, and QRS Pianomation 2000CD+ Player. The piano is paired with a Joseph Shale Div. Barnard & Simonds Co Bench and includes a few CDs. Wm. Knabe Pianos remain as one of the most celebrated piano brands in the world. Despite the long pattern of turnovers and shifts from one owner to another, the long list of turnovers has not changed the quality of the products and the satisfaction Knabe pianos give to whomever plays them. Company History The start of Wm. Knabe and Co. pianos can be traced back to the 1830s. After his move to the United States from Germany, William Knabe worked for a well-known piano maker, Henry Hartge, and four years later, in 1837, Knabe started selling and repairing used pianos...

Vintage 2013 Fender Standard Jazz Bass® Left-Handed, Rosewood Fingerboard, Black electric bass guitar. “Combining traditional design with contemporary fe...

Vintage 2013 Fender American Standard Jazz Bass®, Rosewood Fingerboard, Olympic White electric bass guitar. “The U.S.-made flagship of the Jazz Bass line...

Vintage 2018 D’Angelico New York Premier Madison acoustic / electric guitar. Features: Vintage Sunburst coloring, chrome hardware, mother of pearl accents, Rotomatic Stairstep machin...

This reed organ was made by Mason & Hamlin in Boston, Massachusetts, cirfca 1890s. It is a parlor / Chapel model with a with a single keyboard, two knee swells, and two pedals. Made from walnut with burled and carved accents. Neatly flanked by candle holders along the outside of the body. Includes bench seat. The organ’s stop list is as follows: Dulciana Diapason Viola Dulce Viola Aeolian Harp Vox Humana Clarionet Oboe Voix Celeste Melodia Clarabella The story of Mason & Hamlin began in 1854 when two brilliant idealists sought to accomplish one goal: to make the world’s finest musical instrument. A mechanic and a pianist, Emmons Hamlin and Henry Mason committed to create an uncompromising instrument using only the finest materials and innovative techniques. Due to their dedication to quality, it was not long before Mason & Hamlin established a worldwide reputation for excellence that has lasted generations. Dimensions: stool 24...

Victoria Victrola Consolette Orthoponic Phonograph VV 4-3, circa 1927 (serial number 94523) Comes with some records -Blue Moon by Mel Torme -Intermezzo by C...

A walnut bent wood ply formed radio with colored plastic grill and knobs designed by the iconic team of Ray and Charles Eames. The couple designed some industrial items before their ...