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UNSIGNIERTES SÜDDEUTSCHES TAFELKLAVIER UM 1760-1780

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€ 2 400
Auction dateClassic
18.03.2023 13:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Galerie Moenius AG
Event location
Germany, Wassenach
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ID 909795
Lot 48 | UNSIGNIERTES SÜDDEUTSCHES TAFELKLAVIER UM 1760-1780
UNSIGNIERTES SÜDDEUTSCHES TAFELKLAVIER UM 1760-1780

Das Instrument ist unsigniert. Das Gehäuse aus Weichholz ist nicht furniert und lediglich mit einem farbigen Lack/einer farbigen Lasur behandelt. Das Vorsatzbrett ist beidseitig mit Nussbaum belegt. Das Instrument besitzt eine Prellmechanik ohne Auslösung und ohne Fänger. Es besitzt ein Harfenbrett am Saitenanhang, welches mittels Kniehebel betätigt wird. Das Instrument besitzt keine Einzeltondämpfung. Die Klaviatur (C-f3) hat ein Stichmaß von 47,3cm. Die Hämmerchen sind beledert.
Abmessungen des Instruments:
Länge: 1255mm
Breite: 494mm
Gesamthöhe: 776mm
Korpushöhe: 156mm

UNSIGNED GERMAN SQUAREPIANO CIRCA 1760-1780
The instrument is unsigned. The softwood case is not veneered and is only varnished with a coloured varnish/glaze. The nameboard is covered with walnut veneer on both sides. The instrument has a German “Prellmechanik” without escapement and without checks. It has a harp-stop on the hitchpin block which is operated by a knee lever. The instrument does not have a single-note-damping-system. The keyboard (C-f3) has a 3-octave-span of 47.3cm. The hammers are covered with leather.
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Dimensions of the instrument:
Length: 1255mm
Width: 494mm
Total height: 776mm
Body height: 156mm

Address of auction Galerie Moenius AG
Kirchstraße 1
56653 Wassenach
Germany
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11.03.2023 – 17.03.2023
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