Here is one of the most beautiful high end Art Deco tabletop radios made by Stromberg-Carlson in the early 1930s (also known a "The Tulip Grille"). Stromberg-Carlson Co. was formed in 1894 by Alfred Stromberg and Androv Carlson in Chicago, IL. The company was later purchased by Home Telephone Co. & relocated to Rochester, NY. The exquisitely wood cabinet is made of a combination of wood veneers & inlays. The cabinet is a beautiful Brazilian Rosewood with walnut, oak, and sides with maple inlay. What a brilliant use of different woods in making this very desirable radio. Also, striking is the tulip motif ebony speaker grille. The octagon shaped dial escutcheon with colorful lighted dial add to the uniqueness and beauty of the radio. Radio appears all original including knobs, dial, escutcheon, speaker, plus full factory sticker on bottom. etc. & has super clean chassis. Notice the beautiful multi-color reverse painted dial. The control knobs are wood and the radio has one broadcast and two shortwave bands. The radio was serviced by a professional tech and all internal parts including capacitors, that needs to be replaced were replaced with modern new ones. A new power cord was added. The radio is playing with great volume and sound quality. You will be proud to own this exceptional radio. Nice addition to any addition to any collection. The radio will be packed with care and insured when shipped. About 16"W x 9-1/2"H x 8-1/2"D.  $429.00. (1640365)

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