Symphonion Musikwerke No. 130 made in solid wood and walnut veneer at the Leipzig manufactory around 1900. An elegant apparatus with a beautiful architectural pommel and decorative balusters. A powerful stepped frieze in the lower part in the Neo-Renaissance style. The lower part contains 28 spare 54 cm diameter perforated music discs. The coiled spring is wound up with a crank. The automatic mechanism is activated when a 5 pfennig kopeck coin is inserted. The musical mechanism consists of 120 teeth in a duplex comb (assembly) and 10 bells, creating an excellent sound at the moment the mechanism is started. Cabinet height 238 cm.
Period:
At the turn of 19th -20th century
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