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Clavichord, Various materials, German
German
mid-18th century
Clavichord, Christian Kintzing  German, Wood, ebony, bone, walnut, paint, metal, German
Attributed to Christian Kintzing
1763
Clavichord, Johann Heinrich Gräbner  German, Wood, German
School of Johann Heinrich Gräbner
18th century
Clavichord, Johann Adam Türig  Swiss, Various materials, possibly German
Attributed to Johann Adam Türig
mid-to-late 17th century
Clavichord, Johann Christoph Jesse  German, Various materials, German
Johann Christoph Jesse
1765
Christian Gottlob Hubert Ansbach
1782
Designer Arnold Dolmetsch
Manufacturer Chickering & Sons
1907–8
Square Piano, Cherry wood, various materials, Possibly German
Possibly German
ca. 1790
Melophone, Maple, brass, French
French
ca. 1850–55
Keyed Guitar (Tastengitarre), Matteo (Mathias) Sprenger  German, Ebony, metal, strings, varnish,, German
Matteo (Mathias) Sprenger
Franz Fiala
1843
Polygonal Virginal converted to a Tangent Piano, Franciscus Bonafinis  Italian, Cypress, ebony, ivory, various materials, Italian
Franciscus Bonafinis
1585 or 1587; converted in 1717
Square Piano, Johann Christoph Jaeckel and Christian Jaeckel, Oak, iron, ebony, ivory, various materials, German
Johann Christoph Jaeckel and Christian Jaeckel
1790
Mozart's House, Gjon Mili  American, born Albania, Chromogenic print
Gjon Mili
1950s
Solophon, Becker, wood, metal, German
Becker
late 19th century
Practice Clavier, Almon Kincaid Virgil  American, Wood, other materials, American
Almon Kincaid Virgil
ca. 1895
Harpsichord, Arnold Dolmetsch  French, active Britain, Wood, various materials, American
Designer Arnold Dolmetsch
Manufacturer Chickering & Sons
1909
Yokin, wood, metal, Japanese
Japanese
19th century
Glassichord, F J Lendel  Austrian, pine, glass, bone, brass, leather, felt, Austrian?
F J Lendel
late 18th–early 19th century
Folding Harpsichord, Cypress, iron, and various materials, Italian
Italian
mid-18th century
Claviola, Ole Breiby  American, Wood, metal, American
Ole Breiby
late 19th century
Rectangular Virginal, Wood, various materials, European
European
19th century
Reed Organ (Physharmonica), Alexander-François Debain  French, Palisander, brass., French
Attributed to Alexander-François Debain
ca. 1860
Virginal, Arnold Dolmetsch , Chickering & Sons French, active Britain, Wood, brass, ebony, ivory, American
Designer Arnold Dolmetsch
Manufacturer Chickering & Sons
1906
Upright piano and reed organ, Various materials, American
American
mid-19th century
Grand Piano, Friedrich Carl Wilhelm Lemme  German, Mahogany, beech, ivory, ebony, leather, German
Friedrich Carl Wilhelm Lemme
1797
Claviharp, Various materials, Italian
Italian
late 19th century
Violon avec Clavier, Joseph Poussot  French, Wood, various materials, French
Attributed to Joseph Poussot
ca. 1890
Physharmonika, Anton Haeckel  Austrian, Wood, metal, glass, brass, ivory, leather, Austrian
Attributed to Anton Haeckel
ca. 1821–25
Nijugo Gen, Asano Tōshichi  Japanese, Wood, silk strings, Japanese
Asano Tōshichi
19th century
Ūd, wood
19th century
San Gen Da Kin, Asano Tōshichi  Japanese, Wood, wire, string, Japanese
Asano Tōshichi
19th century
Virginal, Wood, parchment, ivory, paint, Italian
Italian
1540
Muselar Virginal, Joannes (Jan) Ruckers  Flemish, Wood, paint, bone, metal, beech, leather, Flemish
Joannes (Jan) Ruckers
1622
Folding Harpsichord, Christian Nonnemacker  German, Wood, various materials, Italian
Christian Nonnemacker
1757
Harpsichord, wood, various materials, Italian
Italian
mid 17th century
Clavicytherium, Wood, various materials, probably German
probably German
mid-18th century
Claviorganum
, Lorenz Hauslaib  German, Wood, bone, ebony, metal, pear, quill, lead, leather, parchment, German
Lorenz Hauslaib
Organ mechanism made by Steffan Cuntz
1598
Paddle / Bow Bass, Kenneth Lee Butler  American, Wood, metal, American
Kenneth Lee Butler
1981–86
Viola d'Amore, Joseph Gagliano (1742–1820)  Italian, Naples, Spruce, maple, ebony, Italian
Joseph Gagliano (1742–1820)
ca. 1780

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