Harp by the maker Wolter, circa 1780, in its original condition. It has all its pedals, is missing some strings, but retains its beautiful original polychromy. Stamped.
A thirty-seven-string, seven-pedal harp in delicately carved maple and spruce, signed "Rémi, Rue Tiquetone, Paris" on the soundboard. Louis XVI period, 18th century. The column is carved with geometri[...]
Épinette, collector's item from the end of the 18th century signed ´Erard Frère et compagnie 'numbered and dated:' rue du Mail n '37 in Paris 1799´ the body of the spruce is in solid mahogany with che[...]
Rare 11-strings and 5 “Sympathetic” strings instrument .
The "Sympathetic strings " that vibrate either with the armonics, hence the theorbic form of the ankle and the second saddle, or by pinching t[...]
Cittern anonymous, made in Paris at the end of the 18th century.
Spruce top. Back, sides and neck in maple. Carved rosette in gilded wood.
Four string choirs and three single strings. Eleven origina[...]
Harp COUSINEAU Père et Fils in Paris (stamped on the top of the console) Rare model with a rotating pegs system, this characteristic and the very careful craftsmanship as well as the decorative repert[...]
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