Art Deco Zenith Tube Radio Receiver Circa 1925-1940 in an Inlaid Oak Cabinet

Item Details

A vintage authentic early- to mid-20th century floor model Zenith tube radio receiver. Art Deco in design, the case appears to be walnut inlaid with beautiful mahogany and rosewood trim. The dial enables both standard broadcast and shortwave radio, with settings that appear to have allowed access to signals used by ‘Ships At Sea’, ‘Aviation’, ‘Police’, ‘Coast Guard’ and more. Shortwave capabilities extend to countries all over the world. Control panel is preset to then-local stations KVOD, KYLD, KLZ and more. Other buttons control Alto, Voice, Treble, Bass, Lo-Bass and Normal. The back is tagged with a repair notice dated 1942. A beautiful nostalgic piece.

• EBTH did not attempt to test the working order of this radio due to the deterioration of the electrical cord. EBTH was unable to determine the working condition of this item and it is being sold “as-is.” Refunds based on the working condition of the item will not be issued.

• Please bring appropriate helpers, tools and equipment to remove this item, as the EBTH staff will not be available to help you.

Condition

A few chips and scratches but generally in amazing condition for its age.

Dimensions

Item #

14CIN070-092