#2848 / #2849 HCH (shown above)
Claviorganum,
consisting of two instruments:
• Single manual
Flemish style harpsichord by Carl Fudge, 1973; 8', 8', 4' buff; GG/BB
- d''' with one split sharp, 53 notes; wooden jacks; hand stops through
cheek; lovely painted Flemish style strapwork exterior decoration with papered
and painted interior; all decoration by Sheridan Germann. Can be used
as a stand alone harpsichord. Detail
of keyboards together.
• Organ by Hill and
Tyre, 1982; 51 notes C
- d'''; 8' stopped, 4' principal, 2' principal, all
wood pipework; dimensions 74" X 36" X 36" ; bone keyboard
with bog oak sharps, hand carved arcades; hand
and electric blower winding; elaborate trompe
l'oeil strapwork on outer case.
$39,900
#2851 HCH (shown above)
Positif organ by Hermann
Greunke and John Brombaugh, 1970's; C - d''', 45
notes; split stops 8' Regal, 4' Rohrflote, 2' Prinzipal, 1 1/3' Quint.
Hand winded. Graceful
carved grill work
and painted case decoration. Entire unit fits
into its own storage / travel case. $40,000
#2850 NY (shown
above) Audio
Sample click here.
Adlam & Burnett, 1979,
Op 51; Copy of 1480 clavicytherium in the Royal College of Music, London;
completed by Adlam Burnett under Derek Adlam’s direction. Pythagorean
tuning; E to g'' (B and f# keys missing), 40 notes; 25" wide x 8"
deep by 57"high. Beautiful
decoration in South German medieval style with finely carved parchment
and wood tracery along the front edge of the soundboard, spine liner and belly
rail and three rose holes cut into the soundboard, two in the shape of ogee
windows, the third circular; the rear wall of the instrument decorated
with a painted blue ground and gilded stars. This rare offering includes padded
case. $25,000
#2852 NY (shown above)
Renaissance (portative)
organ, prototype designed by John Brombaugh after (15th-century) Memling
Angel paintings; built by Reynoso, 1974; single
hand bellow, button keyboard, intricate (inlaid)
marquetry geometric design-work.; 26
notes e'-f''' at 2' pitch; A440, Pythagorean tuning. organ dimensions:
28.50" h x 15.50" w x 7.00" d; carrying case dimensions:
36.25" h x 17.50" w x 9.50" d. $6,000
#2853 HCH (shown above)
French style double by
William Hyman / D. Jacques Way, 1979; 8', 8', 4', buff; 61
notes FF - f''' ; A 415 non transposing; green
painted case with Louis XVI stand and additional trestle stand; ebony
naturals with bone topped sharps; voiced
in quill. An excellent instrument in very fine condition. $35,000
