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Bentside spinet
John Harris
1769

Musical Clock with Spinet and Organ
Veit Langenbucher
ca. 1625

Bentside Spinet
French
ca. 1700

Spinet
Johannes Gottlob Clemm
1739

Italian and American

Composite instrument 17th century? and 20th century

French or Flemish

18th century

Bentside Spinet
John Crang
1753

Bentside Spinet
Charles Haward
1684

Triangular Octave Spinet
Girolamo Zenti
before 1668

Triangular Octave Spinet
Pasquino Querci
1625

Rectangular Octave Spinet

American or European

Composite instrument 17th century? and 20th century

Bentside Spinet
Thomas Hitchcock
ca. 1700