Vintage wind up (key) tin plate metal motorcycle with sidecar toy
Possibly by Schylling, some age related wear ( unfortunately, the side car passenger head is missing could possibly be replaced reflected in the price). All works, key present etc goes round in a circle 
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18 cm wide 13 cm depth 13 cm tall 
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Wonderful display piece 
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Schylling was founded in 1975 by Jack Schylling, a street vendor who began his business creating classic, retro-inspired toys like the TIM Bird wind-up toy, which he displayed at the Wenham Museum. Inspired by the "golden age" of toys, particularly those from the 1930s to 1970s, Schylling has specialized in timeless toys and tin toy reproductions, later becoming a distributor for other brands like Fisher-Price Classics and Lava Lamps. The company is known for its Jack-in-the-Box toys and tin kaleidoscopes and has been based in Massachusetts. In 2018, Schylling Associates was acquired by investment firms but continues to operate as a toy manufacturer and distributor of a diverse range of playthings. 
Key aspects of Schylling's history
Founder: Jack Schylling. 
Founding: Started in 1975 as a street vendor. 
Location: Based in Massachusetts, USA. 
Inspiration: Influenced by mechanical toys and the "golden age" of toys from the 1930s to the 1970s. 
Specialization: Classic toys, retro toys, and reproductions of tin toys. 
Early success: Began with original creations like the TIM Bird, a wind-up ornithopter. 
Product lines: Produces original products and distributes lines from other companies. 
Notable products: Known for Jack-in-the-Box toys, tin kaleidoscopes, and a range of Star Wars and Pixar-themed wind-up tin toys. 
Ownership change: Acquired by Crofton Capital and Gladstone Investment Corporation in 2018.