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Vintage Crosley Floor Console Radio-Phonograph
$300.00
Description
## Vintage Crosley Floor Console Radio-Phonograph
This is a vintage Crosley floor-standing console radio-phonograph combination unit from approximately the 1940s-1950s, featuring the classic Art Deco styling typical of the era. The cabinet is constructed of wood with a rich walnut or mahogany veneer finish, displaying distinctive vertical grille slats on the lower speaker compartments and curved columnar supports flanking the central control panel. The unit measures approximately 42-45 inches in height based on the ruler visible in the photos.
The radio features a distinctive circular dial face with "Crosley" branding clearly visible, along with multiple preset station buttons and standard AM/FM controls. The lower compartment houses a record player turntable mechanism. The chassis reveals period-appropriate vacuum tubes including visible Ken-Rad branded tubes, consistent with 1940s electronics. The internal components appear largely intact, though the wiring shows age-related wear typical of electronics from this era.
The cabinet shows moderate wear consistent with age, including some veneer damage and finish deterioration visible at the base, along with general surface wear. The brass or metal hardware appears to retain much of its original finish. The speaker grille cloth appears intact. Missing or damaged components may affect functionality, and restoration would likely be required for operation.
**Estimated Value:** $200-500 depending on working condition and local market demand for vintage console radios. Fully restored working units can command higher prices among collectors, while non-functional units are valued primarily for cabinet restoration projects.
This is a vintage Crosley floor-standing console radio-phonograph combination unit from approximately the 1940s-1950s, featuring the classic Art Deco styling typical of the era. The cabinet is constructed of wood with a rich walnut or mahogany veneer finish, displaying distinctive vertical grille slats on the lower speaker compartments and curved columnar supports flanking the central control panel. The unit measures approximately 42-45 inches in height based on the ruler visible in the photos.
The radio features a distinctive circular dial face with "Crosley" branding clearly visible, along with multiple preset station buttons and standard AM/FM controls. The lower compartment houses a record player turntable mechanism. The chassis reveals period-appropriate vacuum tubes including visible Ken-Rad branded tubes, consistent with 1940s electronics. The internal components appear largely intact, though the wiring shows age-related wear typical of electronics from this era.
The cabinet shows moderate wear consistent with age, including some veneer damage and finish deterioration visible at the base, along with general surface wear. The brass or metal hardware appears to retain much of its original finish. The speaker grille cloth appears intact. Missing or damaged components may affect functionality, and restoration would likely be required for operation.
**Estimated Value:** $200-500 depending on working condition and local market demand for vintage console radios. Fully restored working units can command higher prices among collectors, while non-functional units are valued primarily for cabinet restoration projects.
Origin
N. Olmsted Cleanout
Listed
February 19, 2026