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UNSIGNIERTE HARMONIFLUTE, MÖGLICHERWEISE PARIS UM 1855

Lot 88
18.03.2023 13:00UTC +01:00
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€ 360
AuctioneerGalerie Moenius AG
Event locationGermany, Wassenach
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ID 909835
Lot 88 | UNSIGNIERTE HARMONIFLUTE, MÖGLICHERWEISE PARIS UM 1855
Estimate value
€ 100 – 200
UNSIGNIERTE HARMONIFLUTE, MÖGLICHERWEISE PARIS UM 1855

Die Harmoniflute ist der Vorläufer des indischen Harmoniums. Das Instrument wird meist auf den Knien des Spielers liegend benutzt. Es ist nicht signiert, kann möglicherweise aber Busson (Paris) zugeordnet werden. Interessant ist dieses Instrument auch deshalb, weil das Fußgestell erhalten ist. Mit diesem lässt sich der Balg durch das Pedal betätigen.
Die Klaviatur (c0-f3) hat ein Stichmaß von 39,4cm.
Abmessungen des Instruments:
Länge: 536mm
Breite: 335mm
Gesamthöhe: 740mm
Korpushöhe: 198mm
Das vorliegende Exemplar wurde im Zeitraum 1984/85 im Elsass erworben und ist im Anschluss restauriert worden.




UNSIGNED HARMONIFLUTE, POSSIBLY PARIS CIRCA 1855
The harmoniflute is the precursor of the Indian harmonium. The instrument is usually played lying on the knees of the player. It is not signed, but can possibly be assigned to Busson, Paris. This instrument is of particular interest as the foot stand has been preserved. With this the bellows can be operated by the pedal.
The keyboard (c0-f3) has a 3-octave-span of 39.4cm.
Dimensions of the instrument:
Length: 536mm
Width: 335mm
Total height: 740mm
Body height: 198mm
This instrument was acquired in Alsace in 1984/85 and was subsequently restored.

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