Vintage Sobell Stereogram Radiogram – Mid-Century Modern

Description

I’ve had this Sobell Stereogram Radiogram for years and honestly, it’s one of those pieces that just never goes out of style. It’s a real gem from the 50s–60s, with that clean, sleek MCM design and the rich walnut cabinet that gives it a warm, vintage feel. I picked it up back when it was still a collector’s item, and now I just can’t imagine putting it away.

It’s fully functional — the radio plays, the turntable spins, and there’s a little drawer for storing records or small things. The front panel opens down, and the top slides open, so you can see the inner workings if you want to take a look. The teardrop shape is classic, and the high-gloss finish still looks great even after decades.

It’s not perfect — there are a few tiny scuffs, like any old piece, but nothing that really affects how it looks or works. I’ve used it in my living room for years, and it’s always been a conversation starter.

It’s 53 inches wide, 30 inches high, and 16 inches deep — big enough to stand out, but not too overwhelming. I live in east-yorkshire, England, so if you’re local or passing through, I’d be happy to chat or arrange a pickup.

It’s currently worth about £899, but I’m not selling it for that — I just wanted to share it with someone who’d actually enjoy having it around. If you’ve got a retro room or love vintage audio, this might be something you’d really appreciate.