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String Instrument: Head (Kalumbeti), Wood, fiber, Holo peoples
Holo peoples
19th–20th century
Puerto Rican
Rabāba, Coconut shell, wood, hide, ebony, pearl, iron, horsehair, Egyptian
Egyptian
late 19th century
Rebecchino, Boxwood, rosewood, ebony, Italian
Italian
ca. 1420
Wagon (和琴), Mizutani Kakumu (professional name: Fujiwara Mitsukazu or Kowa)  Japanese, Hinoki  (Japanese cypress), silk, cotton, metal, Japanese
Mizutani Kakumu (professional name: Fujiwara Mitsukazu or Kowa)
1804
Top of a bridge pin, Gilt bronze, China
China
2nd–1st century BCE
Ukulele, Mahogany, hardwood, metal, Hawai'i
Hawai'i
ca. 1880
Guitar, Manuel Ramírez  Spanish, Spruce, rosewood, cedar, ebony, ivory or bone, Spanish
Manuel Ramírez
Santos Hernández
1912
Cello Bow, Dodd Family  United Kingdom, Wood, horsehair, mother of pearl, silver, bone, English
Dodd Family
19th century
Saùng-Gauk, Wood, deerskin, paint, cotton cord, metal, glass, Burmese
Burmese
19th century
La Vera Perfettione del Disegno di varie sorti di recami, page 23 (recto), Giovanni Ostaus , Venice Italian, Woodcut
Publisher Giovanni Ostaus
Illustrator Woodcut of Lucrezia designed by Giuseppe Salviati (Giuseppe Porta, called Il Salviati)
1567
Corona delle Nobile et Virtuose Donne, Libro Terzo, page 17 (recto), Cesare Vecellio , Venice Italian, Woodcut
Designer Cesare Vecellio
Publisher Alessandro de' Vecchi
1620
Ānandalaharī, Wood, skin, string, Indian (Bengal)
Indian (Bengal)
ca. 1885
Gusle, Wood, horsehair string, Serbian
Serbian
ca. 1930
Clavichord, Christian Kintzing  German, Wood, ebony, bone, walnut, paint, metal, German
Attributed to Christian Kintzing
1763
Electric Guitar, Steinberger Sound, “Steinberger blend” graphite and carbon fiber mix, metal, American
Steinberger Sound
mid 1980s
Figurative Harp (Domu), Wood, hide, Mangbetu peoples
Mangbetu peoples
First half of 20th century
Rondador, Condor feathers, bamboo, cotton string, Ecuador
Ecuador
ca. 1960
Sgra-Snyan, Carved wood, skin, gesso, gilding, Tibetan
Tibetan
14th–16th century
Sesando, Bamboo, teak wood, palm (Borassus flabellifera), wire, Javanese (Timorese)
Javanese (Timorese)
late 19th century
Seven String Bass Viol, Nicolas Bertrand  French, Maple, spruce, French
Nicolas Bertrand
1720
Double Horn in F / B-flat, Eduard Kruspe  German, Brass, nickel-silver, German
Eduard Kruspe
1904–19
Violin, Philip Henry Holmes  American, Wood, American
Philip Henry Holmes
1885
Guitar, Giacomo (Jacob) Ertel  German, Spruce, ebony, fruitwood, bone, ivory, mother-of-pearl, parchment, Italian
Attributed to Giacomo (Jacob) Ertel
late 17th century
"Amaryllis Fleming" Cello, Brothers Amati  Italian, Spruce, maple, varnish, ebony, gut, metal, Italian
Brothers Amati
1610–20
Pipa (琵琶 ), Wood, ivory, bone, silk, Chinese
Chinese
late 16th–early 17th century
Lyre Guitar, Joseph Pons (probably a son of César Pons) French, Mahogany, spruce, ebony, brass, nickel-silver, gilding, French
Possibly Joseph Pons
ca. 1805
Viola d'Amore, Wood, string, German
German
ca. 1700
Guitar, Joseph de Frías  Spanish, Spruce, rosewood, cedar, ebony, mother-of-pearl, Spanish
Attributed to Joseph de Frías
ca. 1780
Electric Violin, Rickenbacker, Inc.  American, Aluminum, maple, ebony, American
Rickenbacker, Inc.
ca. 1938
Ānandalaharī, Wood, skin, Indian (Bengal)
Indian (Bengal)
late 19th century
Ichigen-kin (一絃琴), Kasuke Satake  Japanese, Wood, ivory, shell, coral, gut, Japanese
Kasuke Satake
19th century
Sitar, Wood, shell, Indian
Indian
late 19th Century
Sihu (四胡 ), Redwood, snakeskin, bamboo, horsehair, Chinese
Chinese
19th century
Tsii' Edo' Ai (Apache Fiddle), Lawrence Gotelay, Wood; sinew, horsehair, polychrome, Native American (Apache)
Lawrence Gotelay
ca. 1887
Kora, Mamadou Kouyaté (d. 1991)  (bridge by Djimo Kouyaté)  Mandinka people, Gourd, goat skin, antelope-hide, ebony, metal, wood, Mandinka people, Senegambia
Mamadou Kouyaté (d. 1991) (bridge by Djimo Kouyaté)
ca. 1960
Designed, Printed and Published by Daydou Fils
19th century
Musical Bow, Wood, gourd, hemp, West African
West African
late 19th century
Grand Piano, Ferdinand Hofmann  Austrian, Cherry wood, brass, enamel, ebony, bone, Austrian
Ferdinand Hofmann
ca. 1790