KLEINES TAFELKLAVIER VON JOHANNES KILIANUS MERCKEN, PARIS 1797 - photo 1
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KLEINES TAFELKLAVIER VON JOHANNES KILIANUS MERCKEN, PARIS 1797

Lot 44
18.03.2023 13:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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€ 4 800
AuctioneerGalerie Moenius AG
Event locationGermany, Wassenach
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ID 909791
Lot 44 | KLEINES TAFELKLAVIER VON JOHANNES KILIANUS MERCKEN, PARIS 1797
Estimate value
€ 1 500 – 3 000
KLEINES TAFELKLAVIER VON JOHANNES KILIANUS MERCKEN, PARIS 1797

Das Tafelklavier von Johannes Kilianus Mercken (1743-1816) wurde 1797 in Paris hergestellt. Das Instrument ist in Mahagoni gefertigt und wurde mit Bandintarsien im englisch-französischen Stil versehen. Die französische Dämpfung wird mittels Kniehebel bedient. Das Tafelklavier besitzt eine single-action Mechanik, sowie eine französische Einzeltondämpfung. Die Dämpfung ist nicht geteilt. Die Klaviatur (GG-f3) hat ein Stichmaß von 47,9cm. Die Hämmerchen sind beledert.
Abmessungen des Instruments:
Länge: 1075mm
Breite: 439mm
Gesamthöhe: 754mm
Korpushöhe: 348mm
Das Instrument wurde von Georg Ott restauriert und ist in spielbarem Zustand.



SMALL SQUAREPIANO BY JOHANNES KILIANUS MERCKEN, PARIS 1797
The squarepiano by Johannes Kilianus Mercken (1743-1816) was made in Paris in 1797. The instrument is made of mahogany and was decorated with ribbon inlays in the English-French style. The French damping is operated by a knee lever. The piano has a single action mechanism and a French single tone damping. The damping is not divided. The keyboard (GG-f3) has a 3-octave-span of 47.9cm. The hammers are covered with leather.
Dimensions of the instrument:
Length: 1075mm
Width: 439mm
Total height: 754mm
Body height: 348mm

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