Vintage Zenith Radio-Phonograph Console

This is a mid-20th century Zenith radio-phonograph console, likely dating from the 1940s to early 1950s. The unit features a wood cabinet with a dark mahogany or walnut finish. On the left side, it contains a multi-speed record player (phonograph) with a brown bakelite tonearm and a sliding drawer mechanism. The right side houses the radio control unit, which displays the prominent 'ZENITH' branding below a fan-shaped dial with gold-tone accents and two control knobs. Below the radio is a built-in speaker behind a diamond-patterned fabric grille. The condition is fair to poor, showing significant signs of age and wear. There is notable veneer damage, surface scratching, and finish loss along the top edges, the base, and the sliding pull-out tray. The speaker cloth appears somewhat aged and discolored. The cabinet rests on a short plinth base with visible scuffing and wood chips. This piece represents the high-end home entertainment technology of its era, characterized by robust mechanical components and classic post-war electronics design.