Vintage Emerson Model 541 Tube Radio – Working – Late 1940s/Early 1950s

A stunning piece of mid-century American radio history — the Emerson Model 541, a highly collectible vacuum tube radio from the late 1940s to early 1950s. This example is in working condition, making it a rare and desirable find for vintage radio enthusiasts and collectors of mid-century electronics.

The cabinet is finished in a rich brown marbled pattern with a warm wood case, housing the iconic amber-illuminated tuning dial that glows beautifully when powered on. Two white control knobs sit below the dial, and the metal speaker grille completes the classic look. The back panel bears the original UL-listed label: Model 541, 105-125 Volts A.C.-D.C., 30 Watts, E.R.P.

Whether you're a serious tube radio collector, a mid-century modern decorator, or simply someone who appreciates the craftsmanship of a bygone era, this Emerson 541 is a centerpiece-worthy piece.

• Manufacturer: Emerson Radio
• Model: 541
• Era: Late 1940s – Early 1950s
• Power: 105-125V AC-DC, 30 Watts
• Vacuum tube radio — working condition
• Amber illuminated tuning dial
• Brown marbled cabinet with wood case
• Original UL-listed back panel label intact

Condition Notes

Working condition at the time of listing. Shows minor normal wear consistent with age — light scratching to the wood cabinet top and sides. The amber dial illuminates and the radio functions. Please review all photos carefully before purchasing.

⚠️ Please Note: This is a used, pre-owned vintage electronic item. The radio was confirmed working at the time of this listing. The seller is not responsible for the condition or functionality of the item after purchase. Vintage electronics are sold strictly as-is. Every care has been taken to photograph the piece thoroughly, including any visible wear or imperfections. Please review all photos carefully before purchasing. All sales are final.