1950s Capodimonte Music Box and Carousel painted Some tarnish/patina in the center

Some tarnish/patina in the center and one of the cigarette notches

These were made by Moxie and given to railroads in the 1930s for free advertising

making this a beautiful statement piece for a home or office

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1950s Capodimonte Music Box and Carousel painted Some tarnish/patina in the centerVintage Italian porcelain and Swiss movement music box carousel. This piece has pockets inside each of the door panels, typically used for cigarettes or lipstick. It features raised porcelain cherubs and gilt figural heads of the fertility deity Pan. The song that plays is "Arrivederci Roma" composed by Renato Rascel in 1955. The bronze or brass cherub finial on top has snapped off over time, but is still included with the piece. 7. 5" dia and 13" H