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Here we have a beautiful 1938 Philco model 38-14 tabletop tube radio featuring a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet, genuine Zebrawood inlays, attractive gold dial, great Art Deco appeal and AM broadcast & shortwave bands. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have an absolutely stunning 1946 Teletone model 100 tabletop tube radio. Being one of the last true great designed wood tube radios from the era, it features a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet, louvered grill, unique slant front design, impressive solid wood sides, attractive slide rule dial, built in loop antenna and fantastic performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a gorgeous 1941 Crosley model 14-AG tabletop tube radio featuring a stunning American Walnut cabinet, attractive gold dial, scalloped trim, great Art Deco appeal, built in loop antenna and terrific performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here's one you don't see very often. A beautiful 1936 Crosley model 634 tabletop tube radio featuring a stunning dark walnut cabinet, attractive tombstone design with waterfall top, spectacular dial, great Art Deco appeal and fantastic performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a stunning 1937 RCA Victor model 86x tabletop tube radio featuring a gorgeous two tone American Walnut cabinet, attractive sunburst dial, wrap around grill, great Art Deco appeal and fantastic performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a beautiful 1946 Crosley model 56TN tabletop tube radio featuring a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet, genuine ebony inlays, attractive black & gold dial, wrap around grill, great Art Deco appeal and terrific performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Nothing beats the beauty, design and craftsmanship of an Ingraham made cabinet. And this one is no exception; The seldom seen 1937 Emerson model AE-163 tabletop tube radio featuring a stunning, fully enclosed Ingraham made American Walnut cabinet, Mahogany inlays, attractive gold dial, great Art Deco appeal and fantastic performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a rare 1937 Marshall tabletop tube radio. Manufactured out of the mysterious Plant A (orange chassis label) in Chicago, this model usually carries the Clinton name tag, but this is the scarcer Marshall trade name. It features a beautiful American Walnut cabinet, colorful back lit dial, great Art Deco appeal and terrific performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a rare 1936 RCA Victor model 5X3 tabletop tube radio featuring a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet, stunning wood grain, bright backlit dial, rear mounted speaker, full wood back and great performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we offer an absolutely stunning 1939 RCA Victor model 46X3 tabletop tube radio. This beauty features a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet, exotic veneer inlays, attractive dial, great Art Deco appeal, full wood back, built in loop antenna and fantastic performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a gorgeous 1948 Stromberg Carlson tabletop tube radio featuring a stunning dark brown marbled Bakelite cabinet, wrap around finned grill, attractive slide rule dial, built in loop antenna and fantastic performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a stunning 1942 Zenith ‘Boomerang’ model 6D630 Long Distance tabletop tube radio. Designed by Robert Davol Budlong, one of Zenith's most prolific engineers, this beauty features a gorgeous two tone American Walnut cabinet, 'boomerang' black dial, great Art Deco appeal, numerous tone controls, built in loop antenna and fantastic performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a gorgeous 1946 Majestic model 5A410 tabletop tube radio. Nicknamed the 'Zephyr', for its resemblance to the Art Deco train, this beauty features a stunning dark brown marbled Bakelite cabinet, wrap around finned grill, attractive slide rule dial, built in loop antenna and terrific performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we offer the highly collectible 1941 Zenith model 6D525 Long Distance tube radio. Affectionately nicknamed the toaster, for its uncanny resemblance to the appliance, this little beauty features a stunning American Walnut cabinet, attractive black dial, unique vent slits, great Art Deco appeal, built in loop antenna and terrific performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have an absolutely stunning 1937 Crosley Fiver model 517 tabletop tube radio featuring a beautiful two tone American Walnut cabinet, stunning mirror dial, grooved pinstripe inlays, great Art Deco appeal and excellent performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a stunning 1939 Philco model 39-6 tabletop tube radio. Nicknamed the 'Wave' for its unique grill design, this little beauty features a handsome American Walnut cabinet, genuine Zebrawood inlays, attractive gold dial, great Art Deco appeal and fantastic performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we offer the highly collectible 1941 Zenith model 6D525 Long Distance tube radio. Affectionately nicknamed the toaster, for its uncanny resemblance to the appliance, this little beauty features a stunning American Walnut cabinet, attractive black dial, tortoise shell handle, great Art Deco appeal, and terrific performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a gorgeous 1937 Grunow model 532 tabletop tube radio. Manufactured by General Household Utilities Co. in Chicago, this beauty features a stunning two tone American Walnut cabinet, attractive back lit dial, large wrap around grill, great Art Deco appeal and AM broadcast reception. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a stunning 1938 Packard-Bell tabletop tube radio featuring a gorgeous American walnut cabinet, bright green magic tuning eye, "stationized" black dial, wrap around wood grill louvers, great Art Deco appeal and exceptional performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a gorgeous 1946 Teletone model 117 tabletop tube radio. Being one of the last truly great designed wood tube radios from the era, it features a beautiful American Walnut cabinet, unique slant front design, impressive solid wood sides, attractive slide rule dial, built in loop antenna and fantastic performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

From Zenith’s famous cube line, we offer this classic 1937 Zenith Model 5-S-218 Long Distance table top tube radio featuring a beautiful American walnut cabinet, stunning black dial, side mounted speaker, great Art Deco appeal and excellent performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we offer the highly sought after 1937 Zenith model 6S128 Long Distance tabletop tube radio. It features a stunning tombstone designed American Walnut cabinet, big and bright multicolored black dial, wood 'Z' knobs, great Art Deco appeal, vernier tuning, large 8” speaker and excellent performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a handsome 1940 Philco model 40-120 tabletop tube radio. Sometimes referred to as the suitcase this little guy features a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet, genuine Zebrawood inlay, attractive metal dial, top mounted handle, great Art Deco appeal, built in loop antenna and fantastic performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a gorgeous 1940 Firestone Air Chief Model S-7403-4 tube radio. Manufactured by the famed tire & rubber company this miniature tabletop features a stunning American Walnut cabinet, genuine blond maple inlays, attractive gold dial, great Art Deco appeal, built in loop antenna and terrific performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have one of the last Zenith radios to be produced while the United States was entering WWII and Zenith was changing its lines over to wartime production; the 1942 model 6-D-628 tabletop tube radio featuring a stunning American Walnut cabinet, attractive black dial, great Art Deco appeal, built in loop antenna and terrific performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have The Mighty Monarch of the Air; a 1946 Majestic 'Zephyr' model 5A410 tabletop tube radio featuring a very rare maroon marbled Bakelite cabinet, wrap around finned grill, attractive slide rule dial, built in loop antenna and terrific performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a rare 1935 Skyrover model 585 tabletop tube radio. Manufactured by Warwick Mfg, Co. out of Chicago this seldom seen beauty features a stunning tombstone designed American walnut cabinet, genuine marquetry inlays, attractive backlit dial, unique side trim, great Art Deco appeal and terrific performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

From Zenith's famous cube line, we offer this 1938 model 5-R-216 'Long Distance' tube radio which features a beautiful cube designed American Walnut cabinet, stunning black dial, side mounted speaker, great Art Deco appeal and excellent performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we offer the highly sought after 1937 Zenith model 5S127 Long Distance tabletop tube radio. It features a stunning tombstone designed American Walnut cabinet, big and bright black dial, wood ‘Z’ knobs, great Art Deco appeal and excellent performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a rare 1935 Automatic model C-15 tabletop tube radio. Manufactured out of Boston, MA this seldom seen beauty features a stunning cube designed dark walnut cabinet, elegant marquetry inlays, attractive dial, great Art Deco appeal and terrific performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have RCA's model 86T1. This was their top-of-the-line tabletop radio offered in 1937. It features a beautiful two-tone walnut cabinet, large & bright backlit dial, bright green magic tuning eye, marbled tenite escutcheon, great Art Deco appeal, vernier tuning, 3.5mm cable for streaming option, and exceptional performance on the AM broadcast and shortwave bands. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

For your consideration we offer this stunning 1940 Philco Model 40-120 tabletop tube radio converted to a Bluetooth speaker. It features a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet, genuine Zebrawood inlay, attractive dial, great Art Deco appeal and ready to stream your favorite music from any paired device. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have an absolutely stunning 1939 Zenith model 5-S-319 Long Distance tabletop tube radio. Branded the Racetrack, for its oval shaped dial, this beauty features a stunning two tone American Walnut cabinet, spectacular racetrack dial, wrap around grill, great Art Deco appeal, automatic push button tuning and exceptional performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have the first radio Zenith produced featuring the then new FM 100 band; Nicknamed the Major, in honor of Major Edwin Howard Armstrong, developer of frequency modulation (prewar FM 45), this absolutely stunning 1946 model 8H034 tabletop tube radio features a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet, attractive half-moon black dial, elegant brass escutcheon, great Mid Century Modern style, built in loop antenna and excellent performance on both the AM broadcast and FM bands. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

For your consideration we offer this stunning 1938 Emerson model BA-199 tabletop tube radio converted to a Bluetooth speaker. It features a gorgeous dark brown Bakelite cabinet, subtle black marbling, attractive gold, great Art Deco appeal and ready to stream your favorite music from any paired device. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

For your consideration we offer this stunning 1937 Crosley Super 8 model 817 tabletop tube radio converted to a Bluetooth speaker. It features a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet, spectacular mirror dial that creates 3D like effects and illuminates with a warm red glow, great Art Deco appeal and ready to stream your favorite music from any paired device. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have an absolutely stunning 1935 Zenith model 4-V-31 tabletop tube radio featuring a beautiful dark walnut cabinet, bright back lit black dial, solid wood pillared sides, great Art Deco appeal and fantastic performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have Crosleys top of the line tabletop tube radio for the 1936 season. The Olympia tombstone model 655 featuring a stunning American Walnut cabinet, bright backlit dial, elegant escutcheons, vernier tuning and outstanding performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

You'll be hard pressed to find a nicer example of this highly sought after beauty; The absolutely stunning 1938 Emerson model AR-176 slant front tombstone tube radio featuring a gorgeous Ingraham made American Walnut cabinet, genuine blonde Maple and Zebrano wood inlays, attractive gold dial, great Art Deco appeal and fantastic performance. Click on the radio's picture for larger view.

Here we offer the highly sought after 1938 Zenith model 6-S-229 'Long Distance' tabletop tube radio. It features a stunning tombstone designed American Walnut cabinet, big and bright black dial, wood Z knobs, great Art Deco appeal and excellent performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have an absolutely stunning 1941 Radiola model 510B tabletop tube radio featuring a gorgeous brown marbled Bakelite cabinet, attractive dial, louvered grill, built in loop antenna and excellent performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

For your consideration we offer this stunning 1938 Grunow model 592 tabletop tube radio converted to a Bluetooth speaker. It features a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet with eye catching solid wood pillar sides, attractive backlit dial with a warm blue glow, shiny chrome grill, great Art Deco appeal and ready to stream your favorite music from any paired device. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a rare 1935 Monarch table top tube radio featuring a beautiful American Walnut cabinet, bright & colorful dial, pinstripe inlays, great Art Deco appeal and terrific performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have the highly collectible 1941 Zenith model 6-D-525 table top tube radio. Nicknamed the 'Toaster', for its uncanny resemblance to the appliance, this beauty features a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet, attractive black dial, great Art Deco appeal, built in loop antenna and outstanding performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have one of the last radios Zenith produced before changing their lines over to wartime production. This seldom seen 1942 Zenith model 5-D-2611 features a gorgeous two-tone light birch and dark walnut cabinet, attractive black dial, great Art Deco appeal, built in loop antenna and outstanding performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here's one you don't see very often; an absolutely stunning 1937 Howard model 368 table top tube radio featuring a beautiful American Walnut cabinet, attractive racetrack dial, bright green magic tuning eye, great Art Deco appeal and excellent performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have the top-of-the-line table radio Silvertone offered in 1935. This is their model 1962 that sold for a whopping $46 during the great depression nearly 90 years ago! It features a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet, elegant, shouldered tombstone design, back lit glob-trotting dial, great Art Deco appeal and tremendous performance from the powerful 7 tube chassis. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here's one you don't see very often; an absolutely stunning 1937 Howard model 225 table top tube radio featuring a beautiful American Walnut cabinet, black racetrack dial, great Art Deco appeal and excellent performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we offer the highly sought after 1937 Zenith model 5-S-228 'Long Distance' table top tube radio. Unique for its smaller cabinet, yet large black dial, this set offers everything you come to expect from Zenith's top-quality line of tombstones. The radio features a stunning Americn Walnut cabinet, big and bright black dial, wood ‘Z’ knobs, great Art Deco appeal and excellent performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have Philco's top of the line compact table top tube radio offered for the 1938 season; an absolutely stunning model 38-15 featuring a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet, genuine Zebrawood inlays, wrap around grill, attractive gold dial, great Art Deco appeal and terrific performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a very rare 1939 Emerson table top tube radio. Ingraham Cabinet Co. produced cabinets for smaller retailers throughout the 1930's & 40's. They included brass nameplates with the cabinets so the retailer could inscribe, and sell the radio as their own trade name. This set must have been an overstock item which was branded with the Emerson nametag for re-sell. It was probably sold in place of their model AM169 and/or BL210 when supplies ran out as it has a very similar design with only a few differences to the grill louvers and inlays. It features a stunning American Walnut cabinet, genuine Australian Laurel & Maple inlays, attractive gold dial, great Art Deco appeal, miracle sound chamber, built in loop antenna and terrific performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a stunning 1942 Zenith Consol-Tone model 6D2615 table top tube radio. Designed by Robert Davol Budlong, one of Zenith's most prolific engineers, this was one of the last Zenith table top radios to be produced while the United States was entering WWII and Zenith was changing over its lines to wartime production. The radio is commonly referred to as the 'Boomerang' for it’s uniquely shaped dial and features a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet, attractive lighted black dial, numerous tone controls, great Art Deco appeal and terrific performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have an absolutely stunning 1939 Silvertone model 6230 table top tube radio featuring a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet, blonde maple inlays, attractive gold dial, bright green magic tuning eye, pushbutton tuning and outstanding performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have one of the first Tombstone radios Zenith ever produced. The highly desirable 1934 model 808 Long Distance table top tube radio. This beauty features a gorgeous multi toned American Walnut cabinet, elegant trim, Marquetry inlays, attractive backlit dial, great Art Deco appeal and fantastic performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a gorgeous 1940 Firestone Air Chief model S-7403-4 tube radio. Manufactured by the famed tire & rubber company this miniature table top features a stunning American Walnut cabinet, genuine blond maple inlays, attractive gold dial, great Art Deco appeal, built in loop antenna and terrific performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Over the many years we’ve been restoring vintage radios we have accumulated numerous sets that were beyond repair electronically. With today’s wireless technology we can bring these sets back to life. The insides have been stripped down to fit a Bluetooth speaker. The cabinets have been professionally restored the same meticulous way we’ve been doing them for 25 years. And last, but not least, we have equipped the radio with a new LED pilot lamp so you can still enjoy the warm glow of the dial.

Here we have a beautiful 1934 Crosley model 5M3 mini tombstone table top tube radio converted to a Bluetooth speaker. It features a gorgeous two tone American Walnut cabinet, unique green dial, great Art Deco appeal and ready to stream your favorite music from any paired device. Charging cable & 9 volt battery to power dial lamp included. Approximate size: 9 3/4"W x 11 1/2"H x 7 1/2"D.

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Price: $165 + shipping.

Email us at [email protected] to purchase or inquire.

Over the many years we’ve been restoring vintage radios we have accumulated numerous sets that were beyond repair electronically. With today’s wireless technology we can bring these sets back to life. The insides have been stripped down to fit a Bluetooth speaker. The cabinets have been professionally restored the same meticulous way we’ve been doing them for 25 years. And last, but not least, we have equipped the radio with a new LED pilot lamp so you can still enjoy the warm glow of the dial.

Here we have a gorgeous Emerson model EC-366 table top tube radio converted to a Bluetooth speaker. It features a beautiful Ingraham made American Walnut cabinet, attractive gold dial, top mounted handle, great Art Deco appeal and ready to stream your favorite music from any paired device. Charging cable & 9 volt battery to power dial lamp included.

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Price: $225 + shipping.

Email us at [email protected] to purchase or inquire.

Over the many years we’ve been restoring vintage radios we have accumulated numerous sets that were beyond repair electronically. With today’s wireless technology we can bring these sets back to life. The insides have been stripped down to fit a Bluetooth speaker. The cabinets have been professionally restored the same meticulous way we’ve been doing them for 25 years. And last, but not least, we have equipped the radio with a new LED pilot lamp so you can still enjoy the warm glow of the dial.

Here we have a stunning 1937 Airline Model 62-425 table top tube radio converted to a Bluetooth speaker. It is nicknamed the 'Indian Head' because its grill resembles an Indian head with his feathered headdress. The set features a beautiful American Walnut cabinet, back lit airplane dial, great Art Deco appeal and ready to stream your favorite music from any paired device. Charging cable & 9 volt battery to power dial lamp included.

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Price: $275 + shipping.

Email us at [email protected] to purchase or inquire.

Here we have a stunning 1947 Coronado model 43-8354 table top tube radio featuring an eye catching yellow Bakelite cabinet, attractive slide rule dial, pushbutton tuning, built in loop antenna and outstanding performance. Click on the radio’s picture for larger view.

Here we have an absolutely stunning 1950 Crosley ‘Dashboard’ model 10-135 table top tube radio featuring a gorgeous metallic blue Bakelite cabinet, attractive chrome dial, built in loop antenna and outstanding performance. Click on the radio’s picture for larger view.

Here we have one of Zenith's top of the line table top models offered in 1941. This model 7-S-529 features a gorgeous two tone walnut cabinet, large & lighted black dial, wrap around grill, numerous tone controls, automatic push button tuning, built in loop antenna and excellent performance. Click on the radio’s picture for larger view.

You'll be hard pressed to find a nicer example of this classic Zenith; an absolutely stunning 1942 model 6-S-632 table top tube radio featuring a beautiful two tone walnut cabinet, large & lighted black dial, wrap around grill, numerous tone controls with automatic tuning, built in loop antenna and outstanding performance. Click on the radio’s picture for larger view.

Here we have a gorgeous 1934 Crosley Fiver model 5M3 mini tombstone tube radio featuring a beautiful two tone walnut cabinet, bright green back lit dial, great Art Deco appeal and fantastic performance. Click on the radio’s picture for larger view.

Here we have one of Zenith’s most sought after table top tube radios; A 1939 model 5-R-317. Introduced in June of 1938, it was called the "World's Fair" model, in anticipation of its appearance at the 1939 World’s Fair held in New York. It was also featured in two movies, “Woman of the year” and “Nazi Agent”. Zenith's most prolific engineer, Robert Budlong, incorporated everything into this set and it was promoted as The World’s Fair Crystal Grill Automatic Special….with Transcontinental Automatic Tip Touch Tuning. And what a beauty it is! It features a stunning dark walnut cabinet, spectacular glass rod & gold cylindrical grill, attractive dial, push button tuning, extreme Art Deco appeal and fantastic performance. Click on the radio’s picture for larger view.

Here we have an absolutely stunning 1937 Admiral table top tube radio featuring a beautiful American walnut cabinet, stunning back lit dial, great Art Deco appeal and excellent performance. Click on the radio’s picture for larger view.

You'll be hard pressed to find a nicer example of this highly collectible radio from Zenith's famous cube line. The classic 1937 Zenith Model 5-S-218 Long Distance 'Cube' table top tube radio featuring a beautiful American walnut cabinet, stunning black dial, side mounted speaker, wood 'Z' knobs, Bluetooth addition, and excellent performance. Click on the radio’s picture for larger view.

Here we have a very early example of a clock radio! With only 8,500 produced, over a two year period, this seldom seen 1942 Philco model 22CL features a stunning American Walnut cabinet, attractive clock & radio dials, great Art Deco appeal, built in loop antenna and fantastic performance. Click on the radio’s picture for larger view.

Here we have one of the last Zenith tube radios to be produced while the United States was entering WWII and Zenith was changing its lines over to wartime production; the 1942 model 6-D-628 table top tube radio featuring an absolutely stunning American Walnut cabinet, attractive black dial, great Art Deco appeal, built in loop antenna and excellent performance. Click on the radio’s picture for larger view.

Here we have a rare 1935 Silver Marshall mantle tube radio featuring a stunning American Walnut & Bird's Eye Maple cabinet, marquetry inlays, bright backlit dial, great Art Deco appeal and terrific performance. Click on the radio’s picture for larger view.

Here we have a stunning 1941 Zenith model 6-S-532 table top tube radio featuring a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet, large attractive black dial, wrap around grill, automatic pushbutton tuning, built in loop antenna and outstanding performance. Click on the radio’s picture for larger and additional views.

Here's one you don't see very often; An absolutely stunning 1937 Emerson Model AM-169 table top tube radio. It features a gorgeous Ingraham made Walnut cabinet, attractive dial, Miracle Tone Chamber grill, elegant inlays, great Art Deco appeal and terrific performance. Click on the radio’s picture for larger and additional views.

Here we have an absolutely stunning 1951 Crosley 'Dynamic Bullseye' Model 11-101U table top tube radio featuring a jaw dropping metallic blue Bakelite cabinet, unique bullseye dial, built in loop antenna and exceptional performance. Click on the radio’s picture for larger and additional views.

Here's one you don't see very often; An absolutely stunning 1936 Knight table top tube radio. Knight, a Chicago based manufacturer, was best known for selling stylish radios by catalog, and this one is no exception! It features a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet, colorful back lit dial, great Art Deco appeal, decent performance on the AM broadcast band and very good performance on the shortwave band. Click on the radio’s picture for larger and additional views.

Here's one you don't see very often; An absolutely stunning 1936 Simplex model D table top tube radio. Manufactured in Philadelphia, PA this beauty was originally sold as battery set. It has since been converted to AC power and features a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet, colorful back lit dial, great Art Deco appeal and plays nicely across the AM broadcast brand. Click on the radio’s picture for larger and additional views.

Here's one you don't see very often. A 1937 Gilfillan model 711T. Gilfillan Bros. Inc was a radio manufacturer based out of Los Angeles and known for high quality craftsmanship with elegant Art Deco designs. And this beauty is no exception. It features a stunning Red Mahogany cabinet, bright back lit dial, magic green tuning eye, great Art Deco appeal and outstanding performance. Click on the radio’s picture for larger and additional views.

Here we offer the highly collectible 1937 Crosley 'Super 8' model 817 table top tube radio featuring a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet, spectacular mirror dial which creates stunning reflections and 3D like effect, great Art Deco appeal and outstanding performance. Click on the radio’s picture for larger and additional views.

One look at this Art Deco beauty and you will know why it's cabinet has long been attributed to the famous Ingraham cabinet company. This is Zenith's model 6-D-526 manufactured in 1941. It features an absolutely stunning American Walnut cabinet, attractive black dial, elegant burl grain, built in loop antenna and outstanding performance across the AM broadcast band. Click on the radio’s picture for larger view.

Here we have an absolutely stunning 1937 Zenith Model 5S-119 table top tube radio. The cabinet has received our professional restoration and features a gorgeous American Walnut finish. Beautiful wood grain flows throughout the set with an eye catching burl grain front. Zenith’s famous black dial is simply spectacular. It lights nice and bright for easy dim or dark room tuning. The set also features vernier tuning for pinpoint accuracy. The 5 tube chassis has had all tubes tested and replaced as needed as well as the capacitors and resistors. All bare or brittle wiring has been reinsulated or replaced and the set has been re-aligned for optimal performance. Using the included copper line antenna the radio performs exceptionally well. I’m able to pick up many stations across the AM broadcast band with great tone and plenty of volume. I’m also able to pick up several shortwave stations, especially at night. During the restoration process a few veneer repairs were filled, secured and blended. As you can see from the photos, nothing that detracts from the beauty of the set. Dimensions: 20”W x 11” H x 9”D. Click on the radio’s picture for larger and additional views.

Here we have Silvertone’s top of the line table radio introduced for the 1940 season. This model R-1591 has everything and looks like it just came off the showroom floor! The well built, solid wood cabinet has received our professional restoration and features a beautiful American Walnut finish. Its shouldered sides, step up top and solid wood grill bars let you know this radio was the ‘Cadillac’ of table tops in 1940. The gold slide rule dial is illuminated by two dial lamps and features dial scales for the AM broadcast band as well as 3 shortwave bands. Situated in the middle of the dial is a magic green tuning eye. The very powerful 9 tube (including eye) chassis has had all tubes tested and replaced as needed as well as the capacitors and resistors. All bare or brittle wiring has been reinsulated or replaced and the set has been re-aligned for optimal performance. Using just the built in loop antenna the radio performs exceptionally well across the AM broadcast and shortwave bands. I’m able to pick up many stations, near and far, with deep rich tone, console like sound and room filling volume from the large 8” speaker. The set also features fully functional pushbutton tuning which would need to be set to your local stations if you intend on using. All labels are still intact inside the cabinet, on the bottom of the cabinet and on the original back. Dimensions: 17 ¾”W x 16” H x 10" D. Click on the radio’s picture for larger and additional views.

Here we offer a very rare 1934 Silvertone model 1807. This is one of the first table top tombstone radios Sears, Roebuck & Co. produced and featured in their popular mail ordering catalog. The cabinet has received our professional restoration and features a beautiful American Walnut finish. Striking wood grain flows throughout the entire set with an eye catching chevron grain on the front. The step up top, and large intricate cut grill, really add to the elegance and style. The dial is illuminated by two dial lamps for a bright, warm orange glow. The dial pointer stays stationary on the dial cover while the entire dial rotates for tuning. Quite a unique feature. The 5 tube chassis has had all tubes tested and replaced as needed as well as the capacitors and resistors. All bare or brittle wiring has been reinsulated or replaced and the set has been re-aligned for optimal performance. Using the included copper line antenna the radio performs very well. I’m able to pick up many stations on the AM broadcast band with great tone and plenty of volume. There is also a small shortwave scale and I was able to pick up a couple of stations, especially at night. Dimensions: 12 1/2”W x 16”H x 7 1/4”. Click on the radio’s picture for larger and additional views. Click Here and like us on Facebook

Here we offer the highly sought after 1937 Crosley model 517 table top tube radio. The cabinet has received our professional restoration and features a gorgeous two tone Walnut finish. Its mini tombstone design allows you to display it almost anywhere. The grooved pinstripe inlays and large grill add to the Art Deco appeal. The real stunner on this set is its spectacular gold mirror dial. When illuminated it creates amazing reflections and 3D like effects. One of the best dials any radio has to offer. The 5 tube chassis has had all tubes tested and replaced as needed as well as the capacitors and resistors. All bare or brittle wiring has been reinsulated or replaced and the set has been re-aligned for optimal performance. Using the included copper line antenna the radio performs very well. I’m able to pick up many stations on the AM broadcast band with great tone and plenty of volume. There is also a small shortwave scale and I was also able to pick up a couple of stations, especially at night. Dimensions: 10 ½”W x 12 ½”H x 7 ¾”. Click on the radio’s picture for larger and additional views. Click Here and like us on Facebook

Here we have a stunning 1938 Zenith model 5-S-228 table top tube radio. The tombstone cabinet has received our professional restoration and features an absolutely gorgeous American Walnut finish. Its waterfall top and grooved inlays remind you of the elegant designs so popular with the Art Deco era. When powered up this beauty is a real stunner with its brightly lit black dial, A Zenith icon! The 5 tube chassis has had all tubes tested and replaced as needed as well as the capacitors and resistors. All bare or brittle wiring has been reinsulated or replaced and the set has been re-aligned for optimal performance. Using the included copper line antenna the radio performs extremely well on the AM broadcast band with great tone and plenty of volume. I was also able to pick up a few shortwave stations, especially at night. Dimensions: 15 ½”W x 10”H x 9 ½” D. Click on the radio’s picture for larger and additional views. Click Here and like us on Facebook

Here we have an absolutely stunning 1938 Detrola model 212 table top tube radio. The cabinet has received our professional restoration and features a striking American Walnut finish. Its attractive curves and marquetry add to the elegant Art deco appeal. When powered up the dial illuminates by a bottom mounted dial lamp. Very unique. And a bright green tuning eye looks down from the top of the dial. The 7 tube (including eye) chassis has had all tubes tested and replaced as needed as well as the capacitors and resistors. All bare or brittle wiring has been reinsulated or replaced and the set has been re-aligned for optimal performance. Using the included copper line antenna the radio performs exceptionally well on the AM broadcast band with great tone and plenty of volume. I was also able to pick up a few shortwave stations, especially at night. Dimensions: 12”W x 7 ¾” H x 6 ¼” D. Click on the radio’s picture for larger and additional views. Click Here and like us on Facebook

Here we have a spectacular 1938 Mantola model R400 table top tube radio. Mantola was the trade name for Goodrich Rubber and Tire Co. Throughout the 1930's and 40's it was common practice for non-radio related companies to sell radios or other appliances on their showroom floors. The cabinet has received our professional restoration and features a beautiful American Walnut finish. Its symmetrical grill and dial really adds to the Art Deco appeal. The bright back lit dial features an array of colors from black and red to ivory and green. The 5 tube chassis has had all tubes tested and replaced as needed as well as the capacitors and resistors. All bare or brittle wiring has been reinsulated or replaced and the set has been re-aligned for optimal performance. Using the included copper line antenna the radio performs very well. I’m able to pick up many stations on both the AM broadcast and shortwave bands with great tone and plenty of volume. Dimensions: 15”W x 9”H x 7” D. Click on the radio’s picture for larger and additional views. Click Here and like us on Facebook

Here we have a great looking 1948 Philco model 48-461. This radio is one of the last all wood table top tube radios Philco produced. The solid wood cabinet has received our professional restoration and features a gorgeous American Walnut finish. Its attractive curves and dark walnut tones really catch the eye. The colorful slide rule dial looks great and illuminates with a cool red glow in a dark room. The 6 tube chassis has had all tubes tested and replaced as needed as well as the capacitors and resistors. All bare or brittle wiring has been reinsulated or replaced and the set has been re-aligned for optimal performance. Using just the built in loop antenna the radio performs exceptionally well. I’m able to pick up stations across the AM broadcast with great tone and plenty of volume. Dimensions: 14”W x 8 ½”H x 6 ½” D. Click on the radio’s picture for larger and additional views. Click on the radio’s picture for larger and additional views. Click Here and like us on Facebook

The perfect gift for an antique radio enthusiast! This brand new wall clock features an image of a lighted Zenith black dial with a magic green tuning eye. What an impressive sight, of an iconic dial, that graced the front of many tube radios during the 1930's and 40's. The frame of the clock is genuine wood with rustic metal trim, gold hands and a glass lens. The clock keeps perfect time with quality Quartz accuracy. Uses one AA battery which is included. Diameter of clock 8.88". We are often asked how we got the clock to look like it is actually lighted. The clock face is a very high resolution photo of one of our actual Zenith black dial's taken while lit. Each face is printed on the highest quality/pound stock and not copied. That is how we achieve the unique look of an actual lighted dial. Click on the clock’s picture for larger and additional views.

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