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Highly Important Musical Instruments

London
22 November 1984

All figures are in Pounds Sterling (GBP)
Sales results include 10% Buyer’s Premium
Omitted lot numbers indicate items that were withdrawn, passed, or unsold as of data date

LOT	KEYBOARD INSTRUMENT DESCRIPTION	ESTIMATE	RESULT
133	Jacob and Abraham Kirckman: Fine Single-Manual Harpsichord, London 1787	7K–9K	13750
138	England & Son: Very Fine and Important English Chamber Organ, London 1790	-	20900
143	Mathias Müller: Fine Viennese Grand Pianoforte, Vienna c1820	8K–12K	12100
144	Johannes Pohlman: Good Square Piano, London 1769	1200–1800	1650
145	Longman & Broderip: Square Piano, London 1796	1200–1800	1430
282	Alec Hodsdon: Virginals, Lavenham Suffolk 1946	300–500	-
283	Hubert Bedard: Uncompleted Spinet, Paris Modern	30–50	-
284	Thomas Machell & Sons: Dulcitone, Glasgow, first quarter of the 20th Century	80–120	88
285	John Broadwood & Sons: Square Piano, London 1822	500–700	990
285a	Christopher Ganer: Square Piano, London c1780	800–1200	825
286	Wilson: Square Piano, Whitby 1788	400–600	-
287	Glass-keyed Glockenspiel, probably German, mid-nineteenth Century	100–200	165

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