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Early Musical Instruments

London
18 November 1993

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Omitted lot numbers indicate items that were withdrawn, passed, or unsold as of data date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
158	Michael Rosenberger: Pyramid Piano, Vienna c1820	8–12K	12650
159	F.A. Klein: Lyre Piano, Berlin c1835	5–7K	-
160	Gabriel Buntebart & Stevers: Square Piano, London 1792	2500–3500	-
161	John Broadwood & Son: Square Piano, London 1802	3–4K	-
162	Gabriel Anton Walter: Grand Pianoforte, Vienna c1785	80–100K	-
163	Johann Andreas Stein: Grand Pianoforte, Augsburg c1780	100–150K	-
164	Andreas Biber: Grand Pianoforte, Vienna c1825	25–35K	-
165	Vincenzo Crisi: Grand Pianoforte, Leghorn c1815	8–12K	-
166	Filippo Fabri Single-manual Harpsichord, Rome 1584	25–35K	-
167	Geunden Clavichord, probably German, mid-18th century	10–15K	10350
168	Probably Thomas Culliford: Spinet, London c1785	7–10K	12650
169	Matthias Christian Baumann: Square Piano, Zweibrücken 1777	5–8K	5750
170	(Gabriel) Anton Walter & Son: Grand Pianoforte, Vienna early 19th century	60–80K	-
171	Joseph Böhm: GrandPianforte, Vienna c1825	15–25K	14950
172	Longman & Broderip: Grand Pianoforte, London c1785	10–15K	13225
173	Longman & Broderip: Square Piano, London c1890 [sic]	400–600	943
174	Johann Christoph Zumpe & Gabriel Buntebart: Square Piano London 1771	1–1.5K	1840
175	Fretted (Gebunden) Clavichord, probably German 20th century	400–600	-
176	Sewing Table Piano, Probably Vienna c 1820	2–4K	2300
177	Antoine Vater: Two-manual harpsichord, Paris second quarter of the 18th century	30–50K	67500
178	Jacob Kirckman: Single-manual harpsichord, London 1770	25–35K	25300
179	William Tomlinson & Co: Square Piano, London c1820	1.2–1.8K	-
180	John Broadwood & Son: Square Piano, London 1794	800–1.2K	-

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