Gramophone in a Forgotten Library

Create a horizontal atmospheric photograph from the qualified reference. Center one generic antique-style gramophone on a stable weathered wooden table inside a long-unused fictional library. Build the object coherently: a blank polished mahogany-toned cabinet, intact turntable, resting tonearm, hand crank, and one flared brass-toned horn with correct attachment and scale. Show no maker, model, date, record label, engraving, title, or claim that the object is a real antique. A single tall arched window at frame left sends one narrow shaft of daylight across the horn and cabinet; small dust motes appear only inside that beam. In the dim background, arrange closed books and journals with blank worn spines on stable shelves, plus a few neat stacks below shoulder height. Use quiet brown, amber, charcoal, and muted green, realistic patina, restrained reflections, and shallow atmospheric depth. No person, playing record, supernatural event, fire, broken glass, unstable pile, copied record cover, named archive, readable page, logo, text, or watermark.