A truly unique opportunity for collectors and enthusiasts of early radio technology and Art Deco design. This is the iconic Philips 834A "Superinductance" radio from the early 1930s (circa 1933-1934), produced in the Netherlands. This radio is known for its striking "chapel"-shaped cabinet, made of the distinctive Philips Artopas/Bakelite material. The cabinet is in very neat condition with beautiful imitation wood grain. Key features:
Model: Philips 834A 'Superinductance'
Year of manufacture: Circa 1933
Condition: Optically in excellent, well-maintained condition.
Completeness: Internally, the radio is remarkably complete and original (see photos). All tubes, the original loudspeaker, and the tuning mechanisms appear to be present and undamaged. Details: Fitted with the original speaker cloth and the beautiful round tuning dial with nostalgic European city names. This example is an ideal candidate for a full restoration, or a stunning, authentic decorative item in a vintage, retro, or Art Deco interior.
Specifications
ConditionExcellentColorsBrownMaterialOtherNumber of items1Height29 cmWidth48 cmDepth23 cm