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Tuesday, August 12th, 2008

What You Need To Know About Enesco Music Boxes

Although there have been many music boxes made to hold money, there are also music boxes that are worth good money in and of themselves. One of the brands most sought after by collectors are Enesco music boxes. They are only a small part of the Enesco Company’s product line up. They […]

Tuesday, August 12th, 2008

Aren’t All Music Boxes Japanese Music Boxes?

It seems like almost anything in Europe, Canada or America these days is manufactured in Asia. It would be a shock to discover a music box that wasn’t made in Japan, China or Taiwan. Many of the same parts in a music box can also be found in modern Asian-made children’s toys, watches […]

Tuesday, August 12th, 2008

The Classic Charm Of Reuge Music Boxes

Lovers of music boxes owe a great deal to tobacco snuff. The first music boxes were European snuff boxes that could play a charming little tune. Inevitably, someone thought, “Can we just have the tune without the snuff?” The first of these snuff-less music boxes (called musical boxes in Europe) were made […]

Tuesday, August 12th, 2008

Beauty For The Eye And Ear: Sorrento Music Boxes

In America, there is a name brand of cheese known as Sorrento, including a highly regarded mozzarella, one of the quintessential cheeses of Italian cooking. Sorrento is a name for another uniquely Italian traditional sensory delight – Sorrento music boxes. They don’t just play a charming, achingly sweet tune, but their containers are […]

Tuesday, August 12th, 2008

Regina Music Boxes: The Sound Of Old America

In the wacky world of collectable music boxes, you don’t see a lot of American music boxes. Collectors usually drool over Japanese or European models. The only other American maker was Schmid music boxes, which went out of business in 1995. But there is a rare bunch from America’s only music box […]