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Early Musical Instruments

London
17 November 1994

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Omitted lot numbers indicate items that were withdrawn, passed, or unsold as of data date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
159	P. Gasparro Saberino: Single-manual Harpsichord, Italy, early 18th century	15–20K	16100
160	Karl Schehl: Giraffenflügel Graz c1830	10–15K	-
161	Stephen Keene: Spinet, London, last quarter of the 17th century	18–22K	32200
163	John Broadwood & Son: Grand Pianoforte, London 1802	6-8K	10350
164	Filippo Fabri: Single-manual Harpsichord, Rome 1584	5–7K	9200
165	Muzio Clementi & Co: Square Piano, London c1825	800–1.5K	862
166	Christopher Ganer: Square Piano, London, late 18th century	3–4K	-
167	William Southwell: Pianoforte, Dublin c1785	20–25K	32200
168	Jacob Kirckman: Single-manual Harpsichord, London 1770	30–35K	31050
170	Muzio Clementi: Square Piano, London c1810	800–1.2K	805
172	Longman & Broderip: Square Piano, London c1790	400–600	-
173	William Tomlinson & Co: Square Piano, London c1820	800–1.2K	-
174	Johannes Pohlman: Square Piano, London c1780	800–1.2K	-
175	William Rolfe & Sons: Square Piano, London c1825	1.5–2K	-
176	Bland & Weller: Square Piano, London c1810	600–800	-
177	Arnold Dolmetsch: Octave Spinet, Haslemere, c1935	500–700	977
178	Gabriel Buntebart & Stevers: Square Piano, London 1792	1.5–2.5K	-
179	Small Square Piano, Vienna c1810	2–3K	-
180	Possibly Corneille Charles Emanuel van der Does: Composite Giraffe Piano, Amsterdam c1820 & c1900	1.5–2K	3220

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