| There are other lovely pieces of musical
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| | of Paris to name a few.
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| art objects in addition to ballerina
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| | Some musical watches are difficult and
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| music boxes, music figurines, wooden
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| | expensive to repair. Therefore, the music
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| jewelry boxes, and other types of music
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| | box and antique collector need to inspect
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| boxes and antiques that the music box and
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| | a watch carefully before it is purchased
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| antique collector can look for. These are
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| | to ensure it is in good working order and
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| the musical seal, musical watches, early
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| | not of inferior quality.
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| carillon and automaton boxes, and musical
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| | Early Carillon and Automaton
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| watches with singing birds and barking
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| | A valuable prize for music box and
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| dogs.
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| | antique collector would be to find a
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| Musical Seals
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| | music box, which plays on bells instead
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| The musical seal is a piece of musical
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| | of steel teeth. Finding such a box as
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| jewelry. The musical movement typically
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| | this would be a rare find. David Tallis
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| is one with eight notes; therefore, only
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| | states: "Very few boxes appear on the
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| very simple tunes can be played on them.
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| | open market and one of the most recent,
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| They also are always made of gold and
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| | an enameled gold box containing a
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| decorated with enamel and hard stones.
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| | carillon musical movement, fetched
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| Because musical seals are expensive, the
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| | several thousands pounds in the
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| music box and antique collector needs to
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| | salesrooms".
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| be very careful they are not purchasing a
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| | Watches with Singing Birds and Barking
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| fake imitation. David Tallis in "Music
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| | Dogs
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| Boxes: A Guide for Collectors" has this
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| | The rarest of most musical art is the
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| to say: "If you have any doubts about
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| | musical watch with either a singing bird
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| buying a musical seal, look very
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| | or barking dog. The singing bird has the
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| carefully at the stop-start slide. If the
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| | mechanisms of the singing bird in
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| seal is a fake, you can usually see that
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| | addition to normal watch functions. When
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| the hole for the slide cover is cut
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| | a special lever is pressed, a bird
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| rather crudely in the gold."
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| | appears out of the watches side and on
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| Musical Watches
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| | its back all the while singing a song.
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| Musical watches were made for those who
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| | The barking dog musical watch has an
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| loved "show off" accessories in the
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| | animated dog which barks and is displayed
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| regency period. The maker of the first
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| | when the watch hours change. This musical
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| musical watch was Philippe Sameul Meylan,
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| | watch is quite rare and would be a great
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| who made the watch with a radial disc
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| | addition for the collection of the music
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| type movement. The music played by most
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| | box and antique collector.
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| watches is Swiss traditional tunes such
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| | For the music box and antique collector,
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| as "Ranz des Vaches". There also are some
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| | there are other interesting and unique
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| which play the national anthems of France
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| | pieces of musical art, which can be found
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| and England.
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| | in addition to ballerina music boxes,
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| Musical watches were made by a number of
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| | music figurines, and wooden jewelry
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| people such as Le Roy of Paris, Henri
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| | boxes. Why not expand your collection
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| Capt of Geneva, and Jean Antoine Lepine
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| | today?
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