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Orchid Tom Thumb Catalin Radio Model 955 'Oval-Dial' - Rare Color + Design

Rare Art Deco Catalin Tom Thumb Radio

Tom Thumb Orchid Catalin radio made in the late 1930s by the Automatic Radio Mfg. Co. The model 955 is known to collectors as the 'Oval-Dial' or 'Non-Deco'. The Tom Thumb name is a perfect fit for this radio - as it is one of the smallest radios made of catalin. This model has a design that is unique with attached catalin feet, an oval-shaped dial face, deco grill cutouts, and vertically positioned knobs. This marbleized rare orchid example is all original + in great condition with a beautiful glossy finish.This rare marbleized orchid example is original + in great condition with a beautiful glossy finish. Catalin cabinet has no cracks, chips, repairs and only a small tube burn(common for this model) on the top. The top and left side top corner are slightly lighter in color then the front, which, is common for the pastel color Tom Thumb radios, this in no way detracts from the beauty and rarity of this incredible radio. The butterscotch catalin knobs have nice marbleizing with no damage, these were machined from catalin years ago and are exact replacements. The two perfect original catalin feet have the original pink painted stripes. Radio retains the original grill cloth in beautiful condition and the manufacturers sticker affixed to part of the original back. Water-slide decal and dial plastic are correct replacements. This is a great example of an all original early + rare Tom Thumb catalin radio. This small radio measures approximately: 7.5" wide by 5.9" high by 4.25" 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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Oxblood Emerson AX-235 Catalin "Little Miracle" 1938 Art Deco Radio

Seldom Seen Emerson Little Miracle Striking Color Combo with Black Grill

This marbled oxblood red Catalin Art Deco 1938 Emerson AX-235 was named "Little-Miracle" by Emerson Radio + Television and is Emerson's first example of a small Catalin table / desk radio that also features a unique louvered insert grill. The small size of this radio combined with the great color and contrasting black trim really makes for a stunning Art Deco radio. The marbleized "Tyrolean Red" or oxblood cabinet retains the original factory gloss and the black tenite/plastic trim is original to the radio. This is a rare and striking color combination for this radio. The cabinet is in perfect condition with no cracks, chips, tube burns or repairs. This models fragile plastic grill and knobs that are prone to deterioration are original in and beautiful condition showing only a mild warp on the grill. Water-slide decal is a replacement. Radio measures approximately: 8.85" wide by 5.25" high by 3.75" 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 prior to use.
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Oxblood Red Emerson AX-235 Catalin 'Little Miracle' Radio - Rare

Seldom Seen Emerson Little Miracle in Striking Color Combo

Absolutely beautiful marbled raspberry / oxblood red Catalin 1938 Emerson AX-235 was named 'Little-Miracle' by Emerson Radio + Television and is Emerson's first example of a small Catalin table / desk radio that also features a unique louvered insert grill. The small size of this radio combined with the great color and contrasting ivory trim really makes for a stunning Art Deco radio. The marbleized 'Tyrolean Red' or oxblood cabinet with the contrasting jet black tenite/plastic trim makes for a rare + striking color combination. The oxblood red cabinet is in perfect condition with no cracks, tube burns or repairs; has one of the back retaining holes with a small chip. This models fragile plastic grill and knobs that are prone to deterioration are original in and beautiful condition showing only a mild warp on the grill. Radio retains the original manufactures label on the bottom of cabinet. Dial plastic and decal are correct replacements. Radio measures approximately: 8.85" wide by 5.25" high by 3.75" 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 prior to use.
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Oxblood Red RCA 66x8 Series Catalin Radio

Stunning Catalin RCA Victor "Tuna Boat"

Oxblood Red RCA Victor 66x8 Series catalin radio. Known to collectors as the "Tuna Boat", this catalin cabinet for the 1945 RCA 66X series of radios has the distinction of being the largest Catalin radio ever manufactured. The oxblood red swirled Catalin cabinet is heavily marbleized with tones of yellow, orange, red and clear that add depth to an already stunning radio. Radio cabinet has an incredible gloss to it. Radio cabinet is in perfect condition with no cracks, chips, tube burns or repairs. The 3 Bakelite knobs are original to the radio. The gold fabric grill cloth is period correct replacement of the same pattern. Radio retains the original glass dial and manufacturers sticker on the bottom. This stately radio measures approximately: 15.25" wide by 8.75" high by 6.85" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete; dial indicator does not move. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Oxblood Red Swirl Sentinel 284 'Wavy Grill' Catalin Radio

Beautifully Marbleized Oxblood with Yellow Trim Sentinel

Highly swirled catalin Sentinel 284 'Wavy Grill' radio in oxblood red with yellow trim. This radio was made circa 1945 by The Sentinel Radio Company of Evanston, Illinois Known to collectors as 'Wavy Grill' Sentinel, the designers surely drew inspiration from the automotive world. Along with the insert Catalin speaker grill and the slant front frequency indicator, the dial glass allows for easy viewing from above the radio as well, and acts as an additional architectural touch to make an already attractive radio into a true work of art. This set would make this radio a truly beautiful addition to any collection. The radio is just a stunning example of this catalin Sentinel model. The glossy Catalin oxblood red cabinet has beautiful marbleizing that really adds depth to the cabinet + is in excellent condition with no cracks, chips, tube burns or repairs. The yellow catalin grill and knobs are original and in great condition with no cracks, chips, burns or repairs. The back panel is original to the radio. The dial glass + grill cloth are correct replacement. Radio has small scratches consistent with age + use of set. This radio is absolutely stunning and would make a fantastic addition to a collection. This radio measures approximately: 11" wide by 7" high by 6.25" 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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Pacific 'Air Cruiser' Radio - Incredible + Rare Machine Age Design

Scarce 'Air-Cruiser' Finned Deco Radio

Rare Pacific 'Air Cruiser' Radio model 100 in original condition. Designed in 1936 by Joseph Price for the Pacific Radio Corporation out of Chicago, Illinois. This among the most streamlined Art Deco radios to be found. The design is a refreshing, futuristic departure from the heavy ornate cabinets of the time. The cabinet is a dynamic downward swooping shape accentuated by five lateral side fins that evoke movement. The set has a great 'sailing ship' dial which only adds to its exciting design making the radio look like it is in motion, almost "cruising" along. Only the 3rd example that I have ever seen and the only one I have owned. The cabinet finish, brown bullet shaped knobs, brass bezel + "Air Cruiser" tag are all original to the set. The beautiful large 'sailing ship" dial face was expertly recreated due to damage caused by the pilot lamps heat. Original dial will be included with the radio. This small radio measures approximately: 11" Wide(fin to fin) by 8.25" High by 14" Deep. This set is has been electronically restored and is in playing condition. Set is being sold as a vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician if intended for use.
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Pacific 'Air Cruiser' Radio - Incredible + Rare Streamlined Design

Scarce 'Air-Cruiser' Finned Deco Radio

Rare + Beautiful Machine Age Deco Pacific 'Air Cruiser' Radio Model 100. Designed in 1936 by Joseph Price for the Pacific Radio Corporation out of Chicago, Illinois. This radio is among the most streamlined Art Deco radios to be found. The design is a refreshing, futuristic departure from the heavy ornate cabinets of the time. The cabinet is a dynamic downward swooping shape accentuated by four lateral side fins that evoke movement + speed. The teardrop design and fins reminds me of the design used on indoor speed cycling helmets.....really aerodynamic. The set has a great 'sailing ship' dial which only adds to its exciting design making the radio look like it is in motion, almost "cruising" along. Only the 4rd example that I have seen. The radios cabinet has recently been refinished and it is stunning. Radio was carefully restored to match the original toning that accentuates the design elements. Radio retains its original 3 brown bullet shaped knobs, brass bezel, "Air Cruiser" tag + bottom base plate. The beautiful large 'sailing ship" dial face is original and in perfect condition. This small radio measures approximately: 11" Wide(fin to fin) by 8.25" High by 14" 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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Pair Art Deco Warren McArthur Armchairs for Arizona Biltmore Hotel

Great Pair of Art Deco Warren McArthur Aluminium Armchairs

This pair of American art deco armchairs designed by Warren McArthur for the Phoenix Arizona Biltmore Hotel in the 1930's. Constructed of a sweeping aluminum structure anodized by McArthur’s process, the chairs have their original rubber "puck" feet and gray leather upholstered cushions. Pair of chairs in in excellent original condition. Each armchair retains part of the Warren McArthur Corporation decal on the frame. Warren McArthur made this design in two sizes, this is the smaller, measuring 29.5" high by 19.75 wide and 21" deep.
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Pair George Nelson Swag Leg DAF Lounge Chair for Herman Miller

Fiberglass Shells in Yellow/Parchment on White Swag Leg Base in Desirable Lounge Height

Pair of ultra rare George Nelson DAF Swag legged chair designed by George Nelson for Herman Miller, Zeeland, Michigan. Fiberglass shells in yellow/parchment on white metal swag leg base in the more desirable lounge height base. These chairs were only in production from 1958-1964. This beautiful pair has all original foot-glides, hardware and base finish. Truly a collectors item in perfect vintage condition with only the slightest scuffs to the bases from normal light use. Chairs measures approximately: 27.5" high
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Pair of Fine + Early Edward Wormley for Dunbar "Y" Back Captains Chairs

Wormley for Dunbar Captains Chairs with Original Caned Backs + Brass Rod Detail

Pair of fine + early c. 1945 Edward Wormley for Dunbar "Y" back "Captains Chairs" with original caned backs and brass rod detail. The beautiful laminated wood detail on armrest and backrest set these chairs apart from others. Both chairs have the original Dunbar, Berne - Indiana yellow painted metal tag. Chairs were used in the Bacardi U.S.A. headquarters in Miami, Florida and have metal inventory tags that reads "Bacardi Imports, Inc 716". Chairs are in very good with minor issues consistent with age, restored at sometime and have been reupholstered in a rust colored twill. Chairs each measure approximately: 33.5" High by 22" Wide by 20" Deep.
$2,600.00
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Pantages "Maestro Music" Art Deco Remote Wired Music Speaker Selector

Rare + Stately Speaker Manufactured by Rodney Pantages Co, Hollywood, CA.

Rare Pantages Maestro Music Art Deco 1940's Remote Wired Music Speaker Selector. This incredible Art Deco speaker selector was manufactured by Rodney Pantages Co, Hollywood, CA. Red glass panels behind the "Maestro Music" pilasters give it a warm glow. This example is one of only two known to exist + makes for a unique piece for the Art Deco, jukebox or coin operated collector. Rodney Pantages was son of the theater magnate Alexander Pantages of Pantages movie theater fame. Rodney entered the wired jukebox market with Maestro Your-Choice-By-Voice system in autumn of 1940. He later made cabinets for the system offering a program of not less than 2,000 music selections. The influence of the theater business can be seen in the design of the Maestro Music speaker selector. Looks like a large wall sconce seen in Art Deco movie theaters. This innovative music selection speaker device was connected to remote location (see picture) that transmitted over telephone lines. Depositing 10¢ for 1 song or 25¢ for 3 would connect you to the operator by microphone for your song selection. Selection would then be played on a turntable and transmitted to the speaker by telephone line. Was part of "system" that consisted of counter boxes for table or on bar, and a large mirrored unit. Songs titles were listed on sheets handed out to patrons at bar, and tables. Melody Lane restaurant, Hollywood, CA, was Pantages most famous installation of the "Maestro Music" system. Unique concept for the 1940's, wireless music! Speaker selector has been restored to original condition. This stately Art Deco piece of coin-op history measures: 31" high by 14" wide by 9" deep.
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Philco UA52P in Ivory + Black - Incredible Ultra Rare Deco Radio

Rarely Seen Deco Philco Model Radio

The elusive + striking Philco model UA-52P is an Art Deco beauty unlike any other radio made in late 1930s. This radio incorporates a unique design + construction utilizing a two-piece jet black bakelite and this ivory plaskon cabinet. The Philco UA-52P ‘Transitone’ includes all the fundamental elements of Deco design; designs that are both asymmetrical + geometric, stepped shapes with sharp + curved lines, pushbuttons and perfect proportions. This radio is considered by many to be one of the most Art Deco radios manufactured. The low production numbers and the fragile nature of this model has made them extremely rare + desirable today. The radio is original, with a beautiful + natural sheen and is just a superb example of this Deco Philco model. The jet black Bakelite bottom half of cabinet is free of any cracks, chips, hairlines or repairs. The ivory top section is also original with some damage commonly found on this model; hairlines and small chips/nicks. Black bakelite knobs and pushbuttons are original to the radio and also free of any defects. The beautifully designed ivory plaskon dial pointer with its concentric circles is original to the radio and in perfect condition. Radio retains the original 'Transitone' decal on the front of cabinet and manufactures sticker affixed to the inside of cabinet. Radio has been well taken care of and only shows some signs of use consistent with age. This stunning radio would make for a great addition to any radio or Art Deco collection as they are rarely seen. Radio measures approximately: 10.5” wide at base(8.75” at top; stepped design) by 6.75 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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Pistachio Green Catalin Emerson 'Aristocrat' Radio - Beautiful

Highly Marbleized Pistachio Geddes Designed Aristocrat

Stunning Pistachio Green Catalin Emerson 'Aristocrat' Radio model 400 designed in 1940 by industrial designer Norman Bel Geddes. The pistachio green catalin cabinet has beautiful brown, orange and yellow marbleizing that makes this radio stand out. This is a seldom seen color combination for this model. This radio is absolutely stunning and would make a fantastic addition to a collection. The pistachio catalin cabinet is in perfect condition with no cracks, tube burns or repairs. This model's fragile tan and brown tenite/plastic grill is original and in good condition with some signs of age. The brown bakelite knobs and handle are original to the radio and also free of damage. The Emerson decal and dial plastic are correct replacements. Radio has small scratches consistent with age + use of set. Radio measures approximately: 10.75" wide by 7.25" high by 5.50" 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 prior to use.
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Plaskon Kadette "Topper" Deco Radio - RARE

Seldom Seen Kadette Topper Radio in White with Brown

Kadette "Topper" Radio designed by Barnes + Reinecke This unusual plaskon/bakelite radio with gold metal mesh speaker grille at the top is known as the "Topper". This extremely unusual designed radio was made in limited numbers for a for a short time and is therefore rare to find.
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Polar White Emerson 'Patriot' 400 Catalin Radio - Bel Geddes Design

Great Polar White Catalin Emerson 'Patriot' by Industrial Designer Bel Geddes

Polar White Catalin Art Deco Emerson 'Patriot' Radio model FC-400 designed in 1940 by industrial designer Norman Bel Geddes. With war looming over Europe and becoming an increasing threat to the USA, this radio's theme struck a chord with American radio buyers, who turned it into a best seller for Emerson. Bel Geddes sought to promote American technology, industry, and identity, through the use of the stars-and-stripes design of the radio. This "Patriot" design in turn helped bolster national pride during the difficult years of the Great Depression. The bright white Catalin cabinet has been cut/polished back to its original factory color by me and has a beautiful gloss. Radio cabinet is in perfect condition with no cracks, chips, burn or repairs. This model's fragile tenite/plastic grill, which is prone to deterioration, is original and in beautiful condition showing only a mild signs of age. Blue plastic 'Star' knobs and matching handle, Emerson decal and dial plastic are correct replacements. Radio has small scratches, scuffs consistent with age + use of set. This radio is an absolutely beautiful example of this model and would make a fantastic addition to a radio collection. Radio measures approximately: 10.75" wide by 7.25" high by 5.50" 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 prior to use.
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Pre-War FADA 115 "Bullet" Catalin Radio - Plum + Yellow - Rare

Perfect Plum Pre-War Fada 115 with Incredble Marbleized Trim

Rare Pre-War FADA "Bullet" Catalin Streamliner Model 115 in plum(maroon) with heavily marbleized yellow trim. This radio's styling epitomizes 1940’s Streamline Art Deco design. Its sleek, rounded lines suggest speed and practicality, hallmarks of streamlined industrial design from those years. The original bright yellow marbleized trim adds contrast and style to this stunning example of a seldom-found Pre-War FADA 115 Bullet model. The model 115 differs from its postwar counterpart, in that it has the smooth "gumdrop" knobs, a split dial face with what looks like a large Roman numeral through the center of it and a copper foil grill cloth that is installed vertically. The glossy plum catalin cabinet is in excellent condition with no cracks, chips, breaks, repairs or tube burns. Radio has small scratches consistent with age + use of set. This radio is as clean as one can be found and would truly make a great addition to any radio or Deco collection. The yellow catalin dial ring, gumdrop knobs and handle are original and correct to the radio and also in great condition with no cracks, chips, breaks, burns or repairs. The correct copper foil grill cloth is in great original condition. The fragile paper + gold foil dial face is in great condition with some small areas of wear, nothing that deters from the beauty and rarity of this Fada Bullet. Radio retains the original cardboard back panel with FA-DA- SCOPE label and bottom manufacturers stickers all in great condition. The dial plastic cover is a original and has little yellowing. Radio measures approximately: 10.25" 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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Radialva "Super-Boum" Radio in Brown Bakelite + Ivory

Unique Circular Design French Radialva "Super-Boum"

Seldom seen Radialva "Super-Boum" Radio in brown Bakelite with contrasting Ivory Tenite grill + knobs. The "Super Boum" is a unique round shaped radio manufactured by Radialva in France circa 1940's. It is one of the most prized Bakelite radios from the French vintage radio market that is rarely available in the States. The design was inspired by the British "Ekco" radio in the forties, and the radio's high price and radical design with its bulls-eye grill was not well received by the public. Less than 2,000 Super Boum's were sold making this an extremely rare find. The unique styling and great condition would make this radio a truly beautiful and unique addition to any radio collection. This is an interesting design that uses two similar, equal sized pieces of Bakelite that come together in the center, secured by plastic screws. The chassis is inserted in the center and then enclosed by two pieces of Bakelite, like a suitcase. This French made Radialva radio with its circular design, clam-shell(interlocking) cabinet design + concentric circle grill is unlike any other radios of the time that makes for an absolutely stunning radio. The original half circle gold colored plastic dial face with names of cities around Europe is in good condition. This particular example is a stunning radio in excellent original condition with no cracks, chips, burns, or repairs to the cabinet or trim. The brown Bakelite cabinet has a wonderful natural gloss to it. This "Super Boum" has been well taken care of and only has some small scratches/marks consistent with light use. The fragile ivory Tenite grill and knobs are factory original to the radio and in great condition. This unique radio measures approximately: 8.5" wide by 9" high by 5.5" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the complex round chassis of this radio seems complete, has a European plug. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Radio-Glo Stained Glass + Chrome Radio in Blue with White - Exceptional

Unique Lite-Up Glass + Chrome Deco Radio from 1936 - All Original

Incredible Radio-Glo in stained glass with chrome + ebonized wood. This seldom seen radio is made of cobalt blue and white stained glass panels that light-up from the inside. The skyscraper designed radio is accented by chromed metal, vertical spacers, and pilasters. The stained glass panels light-up from the inside giving the radio a warm glow, setting it apart from other radios manufactured in the 1930s. This interesting feature along with the use of different materials makes for a highly unusual and rare Art Deco radio. Manufactured by the Radio-Glo Company Inc. of, Benton Harbor, Michigan is the only radio made by the company. Designed and patented by George A. Stamm for the Radio-Glo Company in 1936. Radio is in great all-original condition with some wear to chrome + ebonized wood as would be expected from age and use. All stained glass is original to the radio and is in wonderful condition with cracks or damage. Radio retains the original black Bakelite knobs and grill cloth. Beautiful dial has two dark spots. Radio lights-up as it should and looks breathtaking at night as well as during the day. The radio is lit by two clear 4W night light bulbs and the lights can be turned on and off by a switch on the back of the radio separate from the radio. This radio measures approximately: 14" wide by 13" high by 9" deep. This set is currently playing but should vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Radio-Glo Stained Glass + Chrome Radio in Blue with Yellow - Exceptional

Unique Lite-Up Glass + Chrome Deco Radio from 1936 - All Original

Spectacular Radio-Glo stained glass, chrome + ebonized wood Deco radio. This seldom seen radio is made of turquoise/blue and light yellow stained glass panels that light-up from the inside. The skyscraper designed radio is accented by chromed metal, vertical spacers, and pilasters. The stained glass panels light-up from the inside giving the radio a warm glow, setting it apart from other radios manufactured in the 1930s. This interesting feature along with the use of different materials makes for a highly unusual and rare Art Deco radio. Manufactured by the Radio-Glo Company Inc. of, Benton Harbor, Michigan is the only radio made by the company. Designed and patented by George A. Stamm for the Radio-Glo Company in 1936. Radio is in great all-original condition with some wear to chrome + ebonized wood as would be expected from age and use. All stained glass is original to the radio and is in wonderful condition with only two small hairlines on the panels behind each knob. Radio retains the original black Bakelite knobs and wood back panel. Radio lights-up as it should and looks breathtaking at night as well as during the day. The radio is lit by two clear 4W night light bulbs and the lights can be turned on and off by a switch on the back of the radio separate from the radio. This radio measures approximately: 14" wide by 13" high by 9" deep. This set is currently playing but should vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Radio-Glo Stained Glass + Chrome Radio in Green with White - Exceptional

Unique Lite-Up Glass + Chrome Deco Radio from 1936 - All Original

Incredible Radio-Glo in stained glass with chrome + ebonized wood. This seldom seen radio is made of green and white stained glass panels that light-up from the inside. The skyscraper designed radio is accented by chromed metal, vertical spacers, and pilasters. The stained glass panels light-up from the inside giving the radio a warm glow, setting it apart from other radios manufactured in the 1930s. This interesting feature along with the use of different materials makes for a highly unusual and rare Art Deco radio. Manufactured by the Radio-Glo Company Inc. of, Benton Harbor, Michigan is the only radio made by the company. Designed and patented by George A. Stamm for the Radio-Glo Company in 1936. Radio is in great all-original condition with some wear to chrome + ebonized wood as would be expected from age and use. All stained glass is original to the radio and is in wonderful condition with cracks or damage. Radio retains the original black Bakelite knobs and grill cloth. Dial face is perfect and beautifully colored. Radio lights-up as it should and looks breathtaking at night as well as during the day. The radio is lit by two clear 4W led night light bulbs and the lights can be turned on and off by a switch on the back of the radio separate from the radio. This radio measures approximately: 14" wide by 13" high by 9" deep. This set is currently playing but should vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.

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