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London
30 March 1989

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Omitted lot numbers indicate items that were withdrawn, passed, or unsold as of data date

LOT	KEYBOARD INSTRUMENT DESCRIPTION	ESTIMATE	RESULT
156	John Broadwood & Son: Grand Pianoforte, London 1796	6–8K	5720
157	Joseph Kirkman: Fine Grand Pianoforte, London c1820	10–12K	9900
158	Wilkinson & Wornum: Upright Piano, London c1812	2–3K	1980
159	John Broadwood & Sons: Grand Pianoforte, London c1825	5–7K	-
187	Johannes Pohlman: Square Piano converted into a Clavichord, London 1772	100–200	385
188	Thomas Tomkison: Square Piano, London c1815	300–500	220
189	Pleyel & Co: French Pianino, Paris c1845	700–1K	715
190	J. Hawkins: Square Piano, Southampton c1825	700–1K	-
191	Muzio Clementi & Co: Square Piano, London c1810	300-500	1100
192	Thomas Haxby: Square Piano, York 1774	1.5–2K	1760
193	Jacob & Abraham Kirkman: Square Piano converted into a Clavichord, London 1778	100–200	715
194	Gaveau: Two-manual Harpsichord, Paris 1913	2–3K	1760
195	James Nutting & Co: Square Piano, London c1825	300–500	198
196	Longman & Broderip: Square Piano, London c1780	1.2–1.6K	1650
197	John Broadwood & Son: Square Piano, London 1802	500–700	1045
198	Collard & Collard: Grand Pianoforte, London c1835	500–700	440
199	James & John Simpson: Square Piano, London last quarter of the 18th century	500–700	-
200	J. Braby: “Clavæolina” or Reed Organ, London c1850	200–400	132
201	Pierre Erard: Grand Pianoforte, London c1840	2–3K	5280
202	Johann Baptist Streicher: Grand Pianoforte, Vienna 1853	1–1.5K	1320
203	Pleyel & Co: Upright Piano, Paris c1865	200-400	-
204	Butcher & Co: Cabinet Piano, London c1835	200–400	-
205	Christopher Ganer: Square Piano, London c1780	1–1.5K	-
206	Challen & Hollis: Cottage Piano, London c1840	300–500	-

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