Sotheby’s Musical Instrument Auctions

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Musical Instruments including Early Music

London
13 & 21 November 2001

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Omitted lot numbers indicate items that were withdrawn, passed, or unsold as of data date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
291	Square Piano, England, c1780	600–800	1200
292	Ottavino, probably Italy, late 19th century	700–1000	720
293	Bible Reed Organ, England, late 19th century	400–600	360
294	Child’s Cabinet Piano, England c1835	700–1K	-
295	Positive Organ in Medieval style, England probably late 19th century	1–1.5K	1080
296	John Broadwood: Square Piano, London 1787	600–800	600
297	George Garcka: Square Piano, London 1780	600–800	-
298	Grand Pianoforte, German or Austria c1820	15–20K	7200
299	Johannes Pohlman: Square Piano, London 1773	2.5K–3.5K	-
300	Robert Wornum: Pocket Grand Piano Forte, London second quarter of the 19th century	600–800	1560
301	Attributed to Joseph Mann Sven: Spinet, England 1768	5–7K	-
302	Robert Wornum: Albion Square Piano, London c1845	600–800	1560
303	Erard: Consul Piano, London c1860	1–1.5K	-
304	Edward & John Pistor: Bureau Chamber Organ, England last quarter of the 18th century	6–8K	-
305	Jakub Weimes: Grand Pianoforte, Prague 1808	20–30K	36500
341	Muzio Clementi: Square Piano, London c1810	800–1.2K	840
342	Robert Wornum: Piccolo Piano, London second quarter of the 19th century	300–500	336
343	William Stodart: Compensating frame Grand Piano, London c1820	6–8K	-
344	Stephen Keene: Spinet, London c1700	15–20K	16600
345	Alexandre François Debain: ‘Harmonina’, Paris mid 19th century	300–400	1800
346	Jacob Bertsche: Grand Pianoforte, Vienna c1815	15–20K	14300
347	Joseph Joannes Couchet: Single-manual Harpsichord, Antwerp 1679	120–180K	267500
348	Matthias Lundbom: Unfretted Clavichord, Stockholm 1775	8–12K	8400

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