UNSIGNIERTES PIANINO, VERMUTLICH SÜDDEUTSCHLAND ODER SCHWEIZ, UM 1840-1850 - photo 1
UNSIGNIERTES PIANINO, VERMUTLICH SÜDDEUTSCHLAND ODER SCHWEIZ, UM 1840-1850 - photo 2
UNSIGNIERTES PIANINO, VERMUTLICH SÜDDEUTSCHLAND ODER SCHWEIZ, UM 1840-1850 - photo 3
UNSIGNIERTES PIANINO, VERMUTLICH SÜDDEUTSCHLAND ODER SCHWEIZ, UM 1840-1850 - photo 4

UNSIGNIERTES PIANINO, VERMUTLICH SÜDDEUTSCHLAND ODER SCHWEIZ, UM 1840-1850

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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 909842
Lot 95 | UNSIGNIERTES PIANINO, VERMUTLICH SÜDDEUTSCHLAND ODER SCHWEIZ, UM 1840-1850
UNSIGNIERTES PIANINO, VERMUTLICH SÜDDEUTSCHLAND ODER SCHWEIZ, UM 1840-1850

Das Instrument wurde vermutlich in der Schweiz oder Süddeutschland gebaut. Es weist Merkmale des französischen Klavierbaus, wie die „niche à chien“ (franz. „Hundehütte“) im Bereich der Pedalerie auf.
Das Instrument mit der Seriennummer 5076 ist in Nussbaum furniert. Es ist in optisch gutem Zustand. Zwei Tragegriffe zu jeder Seite erleichtern den Transport. Die Klaviatur (FF-f4) hat ein Stichmaß von 47,4cm.
Abmessungen des Instruments:
Länge: 1405mm
Breite: 565mm
Höhe: 1099mm
Das Instrument wurde 2002 im Auktionshaus Michael Zeller in Lindau am Bodensee erworben.



UNSIGNED PIANINO, PROBABLY SOUTHERN GERMANY OR SWITZERLAND, AROUND 1840-1850
The instrument was probably built in Switzerland or southern Germany. It has features of French piano making, such as the "niche à chien" (French for "doghouse") in the area of the pedalboard.
The instrument with the serial number 5076 is veneered in walnut. It is in good optical condition. Two carrying handles on each side facilitate transport. The keyboard (FF-f4) has a 3-octave-span of 47.4cm.
Dimensions of the instrument:
Length: 1405mm
Width: 565mm
Height: 1099mm
The instrument was purchased in 2002 at the auction house Michael Zeller in Lindau on Lake Constance.

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