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Practice Keyboard, Wood, metal, celluloid — Practice Keyboard
ca. 1870–96

Keyboard Glockenspiel, Wood, various materials, probably British — Keyboard Glockenspiel
probably British
second half 19th century

Keyboard instrument

European

Clavichord, Christian Kintzing German, Wood, ebony, bone, walnut, paint, metal, German — Clavichord
Attributed to Christian Kintzing
1763

Virginal, Wood, parchment, ivory, paint, Italian — Virginal
Italian
1540

Phonurgia nova, sive conjugium mechanico-physicum artis & natvrae paranympha phonosophia concinnatum . . ., Athanasius Kircher German, Illustrated book, Campidonae: Rudolphum Dreherr, 1673 — Phonurgia nova, sive conjugium mechanico-physicum artis & natvrae paranympha phonosophia concinnatum . . .
Author Athanasius Kircher
1673

Claviorganum
, Lorenz Hauslaib German, Wood, bone, ebony, metal, pear, quill, lead, leather, parchment, German — Claviorganum
Lorenz Hauslaib
Organ mechanism made by Steffan Cuntz
1598

Regal, Georg Voll German, Wood, various materials, German — Regal
possibly Georg Voll
ca. 1575

Grand Piano, Ferdinand Hofmann Austrian, Cherry wood, brass, enamel, ebony, bone, Austrian — Grand Piano
Ferdinand Hofmann
ca. 1790

Upright Piano, Loud & Brothers American, Rosewood veneer, bird's eye maple veneer, iron, brass, ivory, ebony, fabric,, American — Upright Piano
Loud & Brothers
1831

Reed Organ (Physharmonica), Alexander-François Debain French, Palisander, brass., French — Reed Organ (Physharmonica)
Attributed to Alexander-François Debain
ca. 1860

Harmonium, F. Kaufmann & Sohn German, Wood, various materials, German — Harmonium
F. Kaufmann & Sohn
Ph. I. Trayser & Co.
mid-19th century

Putti with a Small Keyboard Instrument and Music Books, Daniele Crespi Italian, Pen and brown ink — Putti with a Small Keyboard Instrument and Music Books
Daniele Crespi
1597–1630

Grand Piano, Bartolomeo Cristofori Italian, Cypress, boxwood, paint, leather, fir, Italian (Florence) — Grand Piano
Bartolomeo Cristofori
1720

Rectangular Octave Virginal, Ebony, beech, brass, leather, paper, parchment, ivory, German — Rectangular Octave Virginal
German
ca. 1600

Harpsichord converted to a piano, Jean Goermans Dutch, Wood, paint, gilding, polychrome, gilded pewter, ebony, bone, felt, French — Harpsichord converted to a piano
Jean Goermans
1754

Vielle à Roue, François le Jeune French, Maple, pear wood, ebony, ivory, mother-of-pearl, French — Vielle à Roue
François le Jeune
1760–80

Seraphine, Wood and various materials, American — Seraphine
American
ca. 1840

Man Seated at a Keyboard Instrument, François André Vincent French, Pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash — Man Seated at a Keyboard Instrument
François André Vincent
1774

Harpsichord, Louis Bellot French, Wood and various materials, French — Harpsichord
Louis Bellot
1742

Accordion, wood, mother-of-pearl, leather, paper., Possibly Belgian — Accordion
Possibly Belgian
ca. 1890

Harpsichord (part of a set), Crescenzio Onofri Italian, Gilded and painted wood, Italian — Harpsichord (part of a set)
Painting under the lid attributed to Crescenzio Onofri
possibly 19th–20th century

Melodeon, Taylor & Farley, Wood, various materials, American — Melodeon
Taylor & Farley
1867

Portative Organ, Leopoldo Franciolini Italian, Wood, various materials, Italian — Portative Organ
Probably by Leopoldo Franciolini
late 19th century

Reed Organ (Physharmonika), Alexander-François Debain French, Wood, metal, French — Reed Organ (Physharmonika)
Alexander-François Debain
early 19th century

Rocking Melodeon, Wood, leather, cloth, metal — Rocking Melodeon
1847

Harpsichord, Jan Couchet the Elder Flemish, Wood and various materials, Flemish — Harpsichord
Jan Couchet the Elder
ca. 1650

Glassichord, Chappell & Co., Wood, gilt, ivory, gilt-bronze, glass, British — Glassichord
Chappell & Co.
ca. 1815

Square Piano, Ferdinand Weber German, active Ireland, Mahogany, iron, brass, ivory, ebony, various materials., Irish — Square Piano
Ferdinand Weber
1772

English Guittar (Cittern) with "Smith's Patent Box", Wood and various materials, British — English Guittar (Cittern) with "Smith's Patent Box"
British
mid to late 18th century

Double Virginal, Lodewijck Grouwels Flemish, active The Netherlands, Pine, spruce, paint, gilding, ivory, Flemish — Double Virginal
Lodewijck Grouwels
1600

Stool for harpsicord (part of a set), Painted and gilded elm and birch; green silk velvet (not original to frame), Italian, possibly Rome — Stool for harpsicord (part of a set)
Italian, possibly Rome
ca. 1700

Rocking Melodeon, Caleb Packard American, Wood, various materials, American — Rocking Melodeon
Caleb Packard
ca. 1843

Miniature Grand Piano, various materials, European — Miniature Grand Piano
European

Double Virginal, Hans Ruckers the Elder Flemish, Pine, beech, poplar, mahogany, paint, gesso, metal, parchment, brass, Flemish — Double Virginal
Hans Ruckers the Elder
1581

Bible Regal, Wood, German — Bible Regal
German
early 20th century

Descrizione degli' istromenti armonici d'ogni genere . . ., Filippo Buonanni Italian, Printed books, engraved plates, Presso Pietro Paolo Montignani-Mirabili — Descrizione degli' istromenti armonici d'ogni genere . . .
Author Filippo Buonanni
1806

Harmonium, Victor and Auguste Mustel French, Wood, various materials, French — Harmonium
Victor and Auguste Mustel
after 1886

Folding Harpsichord, Cypress, iron, and various materials, Italian — Folding Harpsichord
Italian
mid-18th century

Glassichord, Mahogany, various materials, American — Glassichord
American
mid-19th century

Positive Organ, Woods, metal alloys, leather and various materials., German — Positive Organ
German
17th century

Hurdy-Gurdy, Wood, ivory, metal, French — Hurdy-Gurdy
French
second half 18th century

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