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SCHRANKFLÜGEL, AUFRECHTER HAMMERFLÜGEL JOHN BRAODWOOD & SONS, LONDON 1852

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€ 1 600
Auction dateClassic
18.03.2023 13:00UTC +02:00
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Galerie Moenius AG
Event location
Germany, Wassenach
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ID 909837
Lot 90 | SCHRANKFLÜGEL, AUFRECHTER HAMMERFLÜGEL JOHN BRAODWOOD & SONS, LONDON 1852
SCHRANKFLÜGEL, AUFRECHTER HAMMERFLÜGEL JOHN BRAODWOOD & SONS, LONDON 1852

Der aufrechte Hammerflügel von John Broadwood & Sons wurde laut der Seriennummer 8876 Anfang des Jahres 1852 gefertigt. Das Instrument ist in Palisander furniert und kunstvoll verziert. Die beiden Konsolen wurden in Form von Löwentatzen gearbeitet. Die beiden Pedale betätigen die Dämpfungsaufhebung und Verschiebung. Die Ornamentik im mit Stoff bespannten Deckrahmen ist nicht beschädigt. Die Mechanik ist aktuell zerlegt.
Die Klaviatur (CC-g4) hat ein Stichmaß von 49,0cm. Das mit befilzten Hämmerchen ausgestattete Instrument besitzt einen geteilten Steg (CC-F#, G-g4).
Abmessungen des Instruments:
Höhe: 1955mm
Breite: 1285mm
Tiefe: 682mm

Das vorliegende Instrument wurde 1980 bei Sotheby’s in London ersteigert.


WALLCLIMBER, UPRIGHT HAMMER WING JOHN BRAODWOOD & SONS, LONDON 1852
The upright fortepiano (Wallclimber) by John Broadwood & Sons was made in early 1852 according to serial number 8876. The instrument is veneered in rosewood and ornately decorated. The two consoles were crafted in the shape of lion paws. The two pedals operate the damper lift and shift. The ornamentation in the cloth-covered top frame is undamaged. The action is currently disassembled.
The keyboard (CC-g4) has a 3-octave-span of 49.0cm. The hammers are covered with felt. The instrument has a split bridge (CC-F#, G-g4).
Dimensions of the instrument:
Height: 1955mm
Width: 1285mm
Depth: 682mm

This instrument was acquired from Sotheby's in London in 1980.

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