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Deco Waterbury Clock in Watermelon Red Catalin

Beautiful Chunky Well Made Catalin Clock

Watermelon red catalin Waterbury Model Catalin model No. 2. This beautiful arched shaped clock was made in the 1930's by the Waterbury Clock Co. out of Waterbury, Connecticut. Catalin case is faintly swirled with a lighter watermelon coloring. The clock is made from a heavy and chunky piece of catalin. Glossy clock case has no cracks, chips or repairs. Silver clock face and surround is original and in good condition with some wear consistent with age and use. Measures approximately: 4" high by 4.75" wide at base, by 1.75" deep. Clock is sold "as-is + untested", appears complete. If you wish to use it daily, it is recommended you have a qualified professional service it as it may need lubrication and calibration.
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Detrola "Super Pee-Wee" Radio Black Plaskon + Beetle Plastic Grill

Rare Streamline 1930's American Radio model# 219

This is a rare Plaskon with marbled Beetle Plastic Art Deco Detrola "Super Pee-Wee" radio model # 219 designed in 1938 by George W. Walker for the Detrola Company of Detroit Michigan. The case is made of jet black Plaskon with a "Wrap Around" grill of marbled Beetle Plastic and is in great condition. Cabinet and trim are free of any cracks, chips, hairlines or repairs. Dial knob has the usual slight warp. This is the best example of a Super Pee-Wee I have owned. The radio measures approximately: 5" high by 8" wide by 5" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Detrola 'Pee-Wee' Radio Model 218 in Mint Green Plaskon

Rare Streamline 1930's George W. Walker Designed Radio

This rare mint green Plaskon Detrola 'Pee-Wee' midget tube radio is one in a series of popular designs that Detrola produced. This midget tube radio is one of the most popular designs that Detrola ever produced. Even though this midget radio was popular in its time and was offered in many color combinations, it has become hard to find in any combination due to its fragile tiny case. This rare example is made of mint green Plaskon/Bakelite with black Tenite knobs and streamlined feet. George W. Walker designed this cabinet for Detrola in 1938. Walker also designed automobiles for the Ford Motor Co., and numerous other products for companies including Admiral Radios, and Willys Trucks. Some of his most recognizable designs that he is credited for are 1955 Thunderbird, and some of the 1949 Ford and the 1950 Lincoln designs. This cabinet's design is a beautiful example of Machine Age styling. It has great rounded edges and molded plastic ridges that travel around the radio. Note that the cases of these sets are extremely fragile, and as a result few appear to have survived especially in the colored plaskon. The beautiful green plaskon cabinet is in great original condition and retains a beautiful luster. The cabinet has two stress lines; one is located on the bottom by the screw hole and the other on the top right corner which is barely visible and a common occurrence on these fragile plaskon radios. Radio retains the original black pressed cardboard back in great condition along with the SW/BC band matching black control knob. This small radio measures approximately: 6.5" Wide by 4.5" High by 4.25" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis appears complete; cord is cut. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Detrola 'Pee-Wee' Radio Model 218 in Red Plaskon with Black

Rare Streamline 1930's George W. Walker Designed Radio

This rare bright red Plaskon Detrola 'Pee-Wee' midget tube radio is one in a series of popular designs that Detrola produced. This midget tube radio is one of the most popular designs that Detrola ever produced. Even though this midget radio was popular in its time and was offered in many color combinations, it has become hard to find in any combination due to its fragile tiny case. This rare example is made of red Plaskon/Bakelite with black Tenite knobs and streamlined feet. George W. Walker designed this cabinet for Detrola in 1938. Walker also designed automobiles for the Ford Motor Co., and numerous other products for companies including Admiral Radios, and Willys Trucks. Some of his most recognizable designs that he is credited for are 1955 Thunderbird, and some of the 1949 Ford and the 1950 Lincoln designs. This cabinet's design is a beautiful example of Machine Age styling. It has great rounded edges and molded plastic ridges that travel around the radio. Note that the cases of these sets are extremely fragile, and as a result few appear to have survived especially in the colored plaskon. The beautiful red plaskon cabinet is in great original condition and retains a beautiful luster. The cabinet has one stress line on the bottom back screw hole which is barely visible and a common occurrence on these fragile plaskon radios. Radio retains the original black pressed cardboard back in great condition along with the SW/BC band matching black control knob. This small radio measures approximately: 6.5" Wide by 4.5" High by 4.25" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis appears complete; cord is cut. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Detrola 219 "Super Pee-Wee" Red Plaskon + Beetle Bakelite Art Deco Radio

George W. Walker Designed Streamline Tube Radio

This rare bright red Machine Age Bakelite Detrola "Super Pee-Wee" model 219 midget tube radio is one in a series of popular designs that Detrola produced. Even though the line of midget radios produced by Detrola was popular in its time and was offered in many color combinations, it has become hard to find in any combination due to its fragile cases. This example is made of bright red Plaskon Bakelite with beetle plastic grill and red tenite knobs. George W. Walker designed this cabinet for Detrola in 1938. Walker also designed automobiles for the Ford Motor Co., and numerous other products for companies including Admiral Radios, and Willys Trucks. This cabinet’s design is a beautiful example of Machine Age styling. It has great rounded edges and applied Bakelite "wrap around" grill that travels around the radio. Radio is in great original condition and has a beautiful luster to the cabinet and trim. Cabinet has one very small hairline on the bottom rear screw hole that is common to Plaskon radios of the time. Beetle plastic wrap-around grill has two small hairlines that can only be seen when looking closely at the bottom edge of the grill. This small radio measures approximately: 8" wide by 5" high by 5" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Detrola 219 'Super Pee-Wee' Black Bakelite + Beetle Plastic

George W. Walker Designed Streamline Tube Radio

This beautiful jet black Bakelite Detrola 'Super Pee-Wee' model 219 midget tube radio is one in a series of popular designs that Detrola produced. Even though the line of midget radios produced by Detrola was popular in its time and was offered in many color combinations, it has become hard to find in any combination due to its fragile cases. This example is made of jet black Bakelite with marbleized beetle plastic grill and black tenite knobs. George W. Walker designed this cabinet for Detrola in 1938. Walker also designed automobiles for the Ford Motor Co., and numerous other products for companies including Admiral Radios, and Willys Trucks. This cabinet’s design is a beautiful example of Machine Age styling. It has great rounded edges and applied Bakelite "wrap around" grill that travels around the radio. The jet black cabinet + swirled beetle trim are free of any cracks, chips, tube burns or repairs. Dial and volume knobs have the usual slight warp. Radio still retains the black SW/BC band control knob on the rear of chassis and the original black cardboard back panel . This is a superb example of a black and beetle Super Pee-Wee model. This small radio measures approximately: 8" wide by 5" high by 5" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete; cord is cut. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Detrola 219 'Super Pee-Wee' Blue Plaskon + Beetle Plastic

George W. Walker Designed Streamline Tube Radio

This rarely seen beautiful blue Machine Age Bakelite Detrola 'Super Pee-Wee' model 219 midget tube radio is one in a series of popular designs that Detrola produced. Even though the line of midget radios produced by Detrola was popular in its time and was offered in many color combinations, it has become hard to find in any combination due to its fragile cases. This example is made of bright blue Plaskon with marbleized beetle plastic grill and blue tenite knobs. George W. Walker designed this cabinet for Detrola in 1938. Walker also designed automobiles for the Ford Motor Co., and numerous other products for companies including Admiral Radios, and Willys Trucks. This cabinet’s design is a beautiful example of Machine Age styling. It has great rounded edges and applied Bakelite "wrap around" grill that travels around the radio. The blue plaskon cabinet + beetle trim are free of any cracks, chips, tube burns or repairs; has one small hairline on the bottom by the rear screw-hole that is common to this model. Dial and volume knobs have the usual warp and discoloration. Radio still has the blue SW/BC band control knob. Black cardboard is a correct replacement . This is a superb example of a blue and beetle Super Pee-Wee model. This small radio measures approximately: 8" wide by 5" high by 5" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete; cord is cut. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Detrola 219 Radio "Super Pee-Wee" in Beetle Plastic + Red

Rare Streamline 1930's George W. Walker Designed Radio

This rare all beetle plastic with red Detrola "Super Pee-Wee" model 219 midget tube radio is one in a series of popular designs that Detrola produced. Even though the line of midget radios produced by Detrola was popular in its time and was offered in many color combinations, it has become hard to find in any combination due to its fragile cases. This example is made of beautiful marbleized Beetle Plastic cabinet and grill highlighted with red tenite knobs. This cabinet’s design is a beautiful example of Machine Age styling. It has great rounded edges and applied Bakelite "wrap around" grill that travels around the radio. George W. Walker designed this cabinet for Detrola in 1938. Walker also designed automobiles for the Ford Motor Co., and numerous other products for companies including Admiral Radios, and Willys Trucks. Radio is in great original condition + has a beautiful luster to the cabinet and all original trim. This set is highlighted by its heavy green + orange marbleizing. Cabinet + trim are free of any cracks, chips or repairs. Dial knob has the usual slight warp. Cabinet has one hardly discernible 1/8" line on the bottom rear screw hole that is common to plaskon radios of the time. Radio retains the original black pressed cardboard back in good condition along with the original red SW/BC band control knob. This is a superb example of an all beetle with red trim Super Pee-Wee.This small radio measures approximately: 8" wide by 5" high by 5" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Detrola 219 Radio "Super Pee-Wee" in Pewter Gray Plaskon

Rare Streamline 1930's George W. Walker Designed Radio

This rarely seen Pewter Gray Plaskon Detrola "Super Pee-Wee" model 219 midget tube radio is one in a series of popular designs that Detrola produced. Even though the line of midget radios produced by Detrola was popular in its time and was offered in many color combinations, it has become hard to find in any combination due to its fragile plaskon cases. This example is made of Pewter Gray colored Plaskon with matching grill, top trim piece with red/maroon tenite knobs. I have not seen many others, if any, in this color combo; it is from my personal collection. George W. Walker designed this cabinet for Detrola in 1938. Walker also designed automobiles for the Ford Motor Co., and numerous other products for companies including Admiral Radios, and Willys Trucks. This cabinet’s design is a beautiful example of Machine Age styling. It has great rounded edges and applied Bakelite "wrap around" grill that travels around the radio. The pewter gray plaskon cabinet + trim are free of any cracks, chips, tube burns or repairs. Dial knob has the usual slight warp. Radio retains the original black pressed cardboard back in good condition along with the original reddish-maroon SW/BC band control knob. This is a superb example of an all gray Super Pee-Wee. This small radio measures approximately: 8" wide by 5" high by 5" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Detrola 274 "Split-Grille" Radio - Beetle Plastic with Ivory Trim

Uncommon Early Plaskon Detrola Radio

This Machine Age Marbleized Beetle Plastic Detrola "Split-Grille" 274 Tube Radio is one of the most elusive designs that Detrola ever produced. This example is made of "Beetle" Plaskon with ivory Tenite knobs and "Split-Grilles". This set is highlighted by beautiful green + orange marbleizing. This cabinet's design is a beautiful example of Machine Age styling with it's great rounded edges + molded plastic ridges that travel around the base of radio and separate louvered grills. The cabinets of these sets are extremely fragile, and as a result few appear to have survived. The cases and trim often crack or became distorted due to the heat of the tubes. The beautiful + brightly colored Marbleized Beetle Plastic cabinet is in good original condition. It has a few small hairline cracks that do not detract from the beauty and rarity of this set. The grilles only show a mild amount of warp consistent with age. Radio retains the original cardboard back, all manufacturers labels and original dial plastic all in good condition. The radio measures 9.25" wide by 5.25" high by 4" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Detrola 274 'Split-Grille' Radio - Blue Plaskon w/ White Trim

Uncommon Early Plaskon Detrola Radio

This rarely seen Bright Blue Plaskon Detrola "Split-Grille" 274 Tube Radio is one of the most elusive designs that Detrola ever produced. This example is made of solid blue Plaskon with white Tenite knobs and 'Split-Grilles'. This cabinet's design is a beautiful example of Machine Age styling with it's great rounded edges + molded plastic ridges that travel around the base of radio and separate 'split' louvered grills. The cabinets of these sets are extremely fragile, and as a result few appear to have survived. The cases and trim often crack or became distorted due to the heat from the tubes and relatively small size. The beautiful + brightly colored Plaskon cabinet is in good original condition. It has a couple small tight hairline cracks on the left side by grill openings that do not detract from the beauty and rarity of this set. The original grilles only show a mild amount of warp consistent with age. Radio retains the original white knobs, cardboard back, all manufacturers labels all in good condition. The dial plastic is a correct replacement. The radio measures 9.25" wide by 5.25" high by 4" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Detrola 274 'Split-Grille' Radio in Black Bakelite w/ Swirled Trim

Uncommon Early Plaskon Detrola Radio

Seldom seen Jet Black Bakelite Detrola 'Split-Grille' 274 Tube Radio; one of the most elusive designs that Detrola ever produced. This example is made of solid jet black bakelite with swirled grayish-beige and black Tenite knobs and 'Split-Grilles'. This cabinet's design is a beautiful example of Machine Age styling with it's great rounded edges + molded plastic ridges that travel around the base of radio and separate 'split' louvered grills. The cabinets of these sets are extremely fragile, and as a result few appear to have survived. The cases and trim often crack or became distorted due to the heat from the tubes and relatively small size. This example is as close to perfect as can be found. The beautiful black cabinet is in great original condition with no cracks, chips, tube burns or repairs. The original grilles only show a mild amount of the common warp they get and a small chip on one of the thin edges also common to this model. Radio retains the original trim, cardboard back with manufacturers label still affixed and all in good condition. The dial plastic is a correct replacement. The radio measures 9.25" wide by 5.25" high by 4" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Detrola 274 'Split-Grille' Radio in Blue Plaskon

Seldom Seen Early Plaskon Detrola Radio

Seldom seen Bright Blue Plaskon Detrola 'Split-Grille' 274 Tube Radio is one of the most elusive designs that Detrola ever produced. This example is made of solid blue Plaskon with white Tenite knobs and 'Split-Grilles'. This cabinet's design is a beautiful example of Machine Age styling with it's great rounded edges + molded plastic ridges that travel around the base of radio and separate 'split' louvered grills. The cabinets of these sets are extremely fragile, and as a result few appear to have survived. The cases and trim often crack or became distorted due to the heat from the tubes and relatively small size. The beautiful + brightly colored Plaskon cabinet is in good original condition. It has a the common small tight hairline and mold marks on the botton that do not detract from the beauty and rarity of this set. The original grilles only show a mild amount of warp consistent with age. Radio retains the original white knobs, cardboard back, all manufacturers labels all in good condition. The dial plastic is a correct replacement. The radio measures 9.25" wide by 5.25" high by 4" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Detrola 281 Catalin Radio 'Split Grille' in Pistachio with Blue Trim - Rare

Incredible Pistachio with Blue Detrola Split-Grille

Rare Detrola 281 catalin 'Split Grille' radio with a marbleized pistachio case and blue(patina'd to green) marbleized trim. Manufactured in 1939 by the Detrola Radio the Split-Grille remains one of the top catalin radios to be found. This cabinet's design is a beautiful example of Machine Age styling with it's great rounded edges + ridges that travel around the base of radio and separate louvered grilles. The radios incredibly translucent + marbleized pistachio cabinet is highlighted by the blueish-green yellow swirled trim. The contrast in color between the bright pistachio cabinet and the bluish-green patina of the trim makes this an exceptional example of a rare Detrola radio. The bright pistachio catalin cabinet has a deep shine, rich color, glow and also has exceptionally, brown, clear + yellow marbleizing that adds dimension to the radio. The original split-grilles and fluted knobs have taken on a wonderful bluish-green patina over time. Radio retains the original correct chassis, correct gold textured dial, "Detrolascope" antenna/back panel with manufactures sticker and the original shortwave ivory knob on back of chassis. Catalin cabinet + grilles have a Dan Blake cosmetic repair. Repairs can only been seen when looking closely for them or by looking on inside of cabinet closely. Dial plastic is a correct replacement. The radio measures approximately: 9.25" wide by 5.25" high by 4" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Detrola 281 Catalin Radio 'Split Grille' in Pistachio with Blue Trim - Ultra Rare

Incredible Pistachio with Blue Detrola Split-Grille

Rare Detrola 281 Catalin 'Split Grille' radio with a marbleized pistachio case and blue (patina'd to green) marbleized trim. Manufactured in 1939 by the Detrola Radio the Split-Grille remains one of the top catalin radios to be found. This cabinet's design is a beautiful example of Machine Age styling with it's great rounded edges + ridges that travel around the base of radio and separate louvered grilles. The radio’s beautiful translucent + marbleized pistachio cabinet is highlighted by the blueish-green yellow swirled trim. The contrast in color between the pistachio cabinet and the bluish-green patina of the trim makes this an exceptional example of a rare Detrola radio. The pistachio catalin cabinet has a deep shine, rich color, glow and also has beautiful, brown, clear + yellow marbleizing that adds dimension to the radio. The cabinet is free of any cracks, tube burns or repairs; however it does have a small chip on the right side caused by the metal back panel used on this model (see last photo). This small defect cannot be seen when radio is displayed. The original marbleized split-grilles and fluted knobs have taken on a wonderful bluish-green patina over time and are free of cracks, chips or repairs. Radio has some factory scratches on the left side that do not detract from this rare beauty. Radio retains the original correct chassis, gold textured dial, and the "Detrolascope" antenna/back panel with manufactures sticker. Dial plastic is a correct replacement. The radio measures approximately: 9.25" wide by 5.25" high by 4" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis appears complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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DeWald 'Bantam' Radio in Dark Raspberry Speckled Plaskon - Rare

Rarely Seen Speckled Plaskon 'Bantam' Model

Rare DeWald 'Bantam' Radio in dark raspberry speckled Plaskon with white accents. This 1939 DeWald is rarely seen in this speckled color. Due to the size this tube radio is considered to me a midget size radio Even though midget radios were popular and offered in many color combinations, they have become hard to find in any color combination due to the fragile tiny plaskon cases. This cabinet's design is a beautiful example of Machine Age styling. It has great rounded edges with molded plastic ridges that up the radio, two small feet and an asymmetrical handle. Note that the cases of these sets are extremely fragile, and as a result few appear to have survived. These cases often cracked or became distorted due to the heat of the tubes in such a small plastic cabinet, this one has a perfect red plaskon cabinet and black trim. The beautiful plaskon cabinet and trim retain a beautiful luster. The cabinet has no chips or burns. Cabinet does have a repair to the bottom that is difficult to discern. Ivory plaskon knobs and handle are original to the radio and in great condition. The reverse painted plastic graphic dial face is original and in great condition as well. This small radio measures approximately: 7.5" Wide by 5.5" High by 4.5" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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DeWald 561 'Jewel' Catalin Radio in Onyx + Butterscotch - Rare

Stunning + Rare Color Combo of a Seldom Seen Model DeWald Radio

Rare Catalin DeWald 561 'Jewel' Radio in translucent marbleized onyx green with butterscotch trim. One of only 3 Catalin radio models ever manufactured by DeWald and made in 1939. The translucent onyx green catalin cabinet has veins of orange, alabaster + clear marbleizing that is highlighted by a beautiful transparency. The original butterscotch trim adds contrast and style to this stunning example of a DeWald model. The design of this radio while boxy has numerous Art Deco elements such as the outline grill surrounding the grill slits, semi-circle handle and fluted knobs. This is an uncommon DeWald model to find in any color combination. The onyx green radio cabinet has no cracks, chips, hairline or repairs. The butterscotch trim is all original with no cracks, chips or repairs. Grill cloth is original to the radio with normal signs of age. Dial plastic + decal are exact replacements. Radio cabinet was polished back polished back to its factory original onyx color a couple years ago from its oxidized caramel coloring and it looks great. This great radio would make a great addition to any radio or Art Deco collection. Radio measures: 9.5" wide x 6.25" high x 6" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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DeWald 561-2 Catalin Radio in Onyx + Butterscotch - Great

Stunning + Rare Color Combo of a Seldom Seen Model DeWald Radio

DeWald 561-2 "Jewel or Outline-Grill" Catalin Radio in rare onyx with butterscotch trim. The onyx green Catalin has a deep shine + original factory gloss, rich color and glow, which, is highlighted with the yellow trim. The trim is all-original with no cracks, or repairs + has taken on a beautiful butterscotch patina. One of only 3 Catalin radios ever manufactured by DeWald + made in 1939. Radio cabinet has no cracks, chips, hairlines, tube burns or repairs. Grill cloth is original to the radio. Dial water-slide DeWald decal is a replacement. Radio and trim have small scratches consistent with careful use + age. This great radio would make a great addition to any radio or Art Deco collection. Radio measures: 9.5" wide x 6.25" high x 6" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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DeWald A-501 'Harp' Catalin Radio in Highly Marbleized Oxblood Red

Stunning Incredibly Marbleized Oxblood w/ Yellow Trim DeWald 'Harp'

Beautifully marbleized oxblood red case with butterscotch trim Catalin DeWald model A-501 'Harp' is a magnificent, exquisitely crafted Art Deco radio. Manufactured circa 1940s by DeWald Radio Mfg Corp, out of New York. This stunning model has to be one of the most musically inspired radio designs and because of this has become known to collectors as the 'Lyre' or 'Harp' DeWald. The Catalin has a deep shine, rich color, and glow and also has striking colorful yellow and orange marbleizing that look like veins of fire running through the cabinet. The radio is in original, untouched condition, and is just a stunning example of this DeWald model. This beautiful set is in great condition with no cracks, chips, tube burns or repairs. The butterscotch pinwheel knobs are original to the radio and they still have the original felt behind them to protect cabinet. The radio retains its original rare beige/red reverse painted curved dial glass also in excellent condition + the gold herringbone pattern grill cloth showing only a small amount of wear. Cardboard back panel and manufacturers sticker are still present. Radio has been well taken care of and only shows some fine scratches consistent with age + careful use. This is truly a remarkable radio in excellent condition that would make for a great addition to any radio or Art Deco collection. This radio measures approximately: 9.75" wide by 6.25" high by 5.5" deep. This chassis of this set is sold "as-is + non-working", the chassis seems complete, when powered up all it did was a loud hum. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
$2,200.00
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DeWald A-501 'Lyre' Catalin Radio in Marbleized Oxblood Red

Sharp Incredibly Marbleized Oxblood w/ Yellow Trim DeWald 'Harp'

Intensely marbleized oxblood red case with butterscotch trim Catalin DeWald model A-501 'Lyre' is a magnificent, exquisitely crafted Art Deco radio. Manufactured in 1938 by DeWald Radio Mfg Corp, out of New York. This stunning model has to be one of the most musically inspired radio designs and because of this has become known to collectors as the 'Lyre' or 'Harp' DeWald. The Catalin has a deep rich color, and glow and also has exceptionally striking yellow and orange colorful marbleizing that looks like veins of fire running through the cabinet. The radio is in original, untouched condition, and is just a stunning example of this DeWald model. This beautiful set is in great condition with no cracks, chips, tube burns or repairs. The butterscotch pinwheel knobs are original to the radio. The radio retains its original reverse painted curved dial glass also in excellent condition + the gold herringbone pattern grill cloth shows only a small amount of wear. Cardboard back panel and part of manufacturers sticker are still present. This is truly a remarkable radio in excellent condition. This radio measures approximately: 9.75" wide by 6.25" high by 5.5" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.

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