Musical automaton made by Jean and Anne Farkas: "Mozart playing the piano"

Musical automaton made of porcelain with 36-note wind up musical mechanism made by Reuge

Description of this musical automaton:

Musical automaton made in France by Jean and Anne Farkas from the 1950s.

This musical automaton represents the young Mozart playing the piano while watching his hands moving on the keyboard.

This porcelain musical automaton, dressed in rich clothes, has 6 movements (the head in both directions) and both arms in both directions (right-left and up-down).

This musical automaton contains a 36-note wind up musical mechanism made in Switzerland by the Reuge company and a rich costume in perfect condition.

Technical details about this musical automaton:

Dimensions of this Farkas musical automaton: 35 X 20 X 20 cm.

Melodies of this Farkas musical automaton: two melodies of classical music.

Item# of this Farkas musical automaton: FARKAS-05.