Description - A Delightful and highly collectable mid-century Japanese novelty radiogram jewellery box by "Musica ". Circa 1960's

Designed as a miniature stereo console , this charming piece features an amber lift-up lid revealing a working turntable with a red record , flanked by faux woven speaker panels and a chrome style control fascia marked " Super Stereo Type Orgoal" Made in hard good quality plastic

" Orgoal " was a Japanese term often used for music box mechanism ( derived from " organ " - mechanical musical movement ).

Both side compartments open to reveal four pull out small lined drawers adorned with gold flour-de-lis motifs a whimsical yet stylish nod to European decorative influence so popular in 1960's Japanese export design.

The radiogram music box has splayed atomic-era legs.

The music mechanism plays " Romance de l'Amour & yes you can put the stylus on the record which goes around as it plays. The winds is underneath the radiogram & it has an on & off knob on the front fascia.

Details - 19cm wide x 10.5cm x 5.5cm deep approx.

Made In Japan -

Circa mid-late 1960's

Working music box turntable 

Dual side jewellery compartments with drawers

Raised atomic style legs

Fantastic vintage condition - a small area on the front fascia has a small rubbed section & a couple of minor marks to the amber lid. This doesn't effect the look or use of this wonderful mid-century piece.

Recently serviced & running well.

A wonderful statement piece for a dressing table, vintage inspired interior or collector of mid-century novelty design.

Complimentary - express sign for delivery Australia wide 

Payment - accepted via Pay Pal x 4 up to $2,000 Direct Deposit & Pay Pal Regular.

Thank you for viewing - Deb xx