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HARMONIUM, ANTON HÄCKL ZUGESCHRIEBEN, WIEN UM 1825

Lot 33
18.03.2023 13:00UTC +01:00
Classic
Sold
€ 800
AuctioneerGalerie Moenius AG
Event locationGermany, Wassenach
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ID 909780
Lot 33 | HARMONIUM, ANTON HÄCKL ZUGESCHRIEBEN, WIEN UM 1825
Estimate value
€ 500 – 1 000
HARMONIUM, ANTON HÄCKL ZUGESCHRIEBEN, WIEN UM 1825

Das vorliegende Instrument wurde von Prof. Ewerhart dem Anton Häckl in Wien zugeschrieben. Dessen Werkstatt ist zwischen 1821-1826 in Wien bekannt. Der Korpus ist in Nussbaum furniert und ruht auf zwei Säulenbeinen, welche in einen gemeinsamen Fuß münden. Die Beine sind geschwärzt und mit goldenen Ringen verziert. Das Instrument besitzt ein, am Fußgestell angebrachtes Pedal.
Die Klaviatur (F-a2) hat ein Stichmaß von 44,5cm.
Abmessungen des Instruments:
Länge: 679mm
Breite: 295mm
Gesamthöhe: 800mm
Korpushöhe: 244mm


HARMONIUM, ATTRIBUTED TO ANTON HÄCKL, VIENNA CIRCA 1825
The present instrument was attributed by Prof. Dr. R. Ewerhart to Anton Häckl in Vienna. His workshop is known to have existed in Vienna between 1821-1826. The body is veneered in walnut and rests on two pillar legs which lead into a common foot. The legs are blackened and decorated with golden rings. The instrument has a pedal attached to the base.
The keyboard (F-a2) has a 3-octave-span of 44.5cm.
Dimensions of the instrument:
Length: 679mm
Width: 295mm
Total height: 800mm
Body height: 244mm

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