Looks to me like it may have had some possibly serious repair work done.  mirror possibly replaced.  The work is more obvious from the back.  Really, it looks pretty good, but it wouldn't stand up to serious scrutiny I don't think.Both the mirror and the little lip above the mirror lift off.  I really know nothing about the piece...other than it doesn't really fit my decor. I don't believe it's as old as the sellers would have me believe it is.   Would like to know a little more about it.

Any info appreciated.

It is a 1924 Edison phonograph in a cherry wood cabinet. It is in very good condition and still works. I have found the contract or the sells reciept that said my grandfather paid $175.00 dollars for it.

Any idea what kind of wood this might be made of or what it might be worth? It is in good shape and is a very solid piece. The wood is darker than it appears in the picture.

Thanks in advance!

Loretta Young - the littlest angel, consists of 3 records 6 titles. story by Charles Tazewell, music score by Charles Paul, orchestra directed by Victor Young with Ken Darby Choir , directed by Nat Wolff. Front of cover labeled Decca Records album NO.DA 399*23M personality series. Copywrite 1945. Inside cover signed with picture by Loretta Young

Finish on this chair is original I think. Only physical damage is an X carved into one of the chair arms - some bored student perhaps? As far as I know the adjustments work but I am not sure how to manipulate them.

found in fathers belongings