HAMMERFLÜGEL VON FRANZ RAUSCH, WIEN UM 1840 - photo 1
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HAMMERFLÜGEL VON FRANZ RAUSCH, WIEN UM 1840

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Auction dateClassic
18.03.2023 13:00UTC +02:00
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Galerie Moenius AG
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Germany, Wassenach
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ID 909838
Lot 91 | HAMMERFLÜGEL VON FRANZ RAUSCH, WIEN UM 1840
HAMMERFLÜGEL VON FRANZ RAUSCH, WIEN UM 1840

Franz Rausch (1792-1865) war wie Joseph Simon ein Schüler von Conrad Graf und baute Instrumente von herausragender Qualität. Das Instrument ist in Nusswurzelfurnier gearbeitet. Mittig auf den Resonanzboden ist eine mit der Seriennummer 192 beschriebene Papiervignette aufgeleimt.
Der Flügel besitzt eine Wiener Mechanik sowie eine Stiefeldämpfung (der Dämpferkasten ist in Nussbaum furniert). Die Klaviatur (CC-g4) hat ein Stichmaß von 47,9cm. Die Hämmerchen sind beledert. Diese liegen dem Instrument lose bei (nicht auf Vollständigkeit geprüft).
Der Steg des Instruments ist geteilt (CC-E und F-g4).
Abmessungen des Instruments:
Länge: 2382mm
Breite: 1295mm
Gesamthöhe: 916mm
Korpushöhe: 376mm


FORTEPIANO BY FRANZ RAUSCH, VIENNA CIRCA 1840
Franz Rausch (1792-1865) was, like Joseph Simon, a pupil of Conrad Graf and built instruments of outstanding quality. The instrument is worked in walnut veneer. A paper vignette with the serial number 192 is glued in the middle of the soundboard.
The piano has a Viennese action and a Viennese damping system (veneered in walnut). The keyboard (CC-g4) has a 3-octave-span of 47.9cm. The hammers are covered with leather. They come loose with the instrument (not checked for completeness).
The bridge of the instrument is split (CC-E and F-g4).
Dimensions of the instrument:
Length: 2382mm
Width: 1295mm
Total height: 916mm
Body height: 376mm



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