Musical Instruments — Page 6

Violin Horn

Bass Oboe in F

Fife

Meacham & Co., early 19th century

Tenor Recorder in C-sharp

Hieronimus Franciscus Kynseker, 19th century

Sgra-Snyan

Whistle

Clarinet in C

Firth, Hall & Pond, ca. 1833–45

English Horn in F

Grassi, ca. 1800

Glassichord

F J Lendel, late 18th–early 19th century

Oboe

Johann Heinrich Grenser, ca. 1806–13

Clarinet in B-flat

Clementi & Co., ca. 1805

Cavalry Trumpet in C

Courtois père, ca. 1800

Basset Horn in F

Simon Unglerth, ca. 1800

Grand Piano

John Broadwood, 1792

Viola

Benjamin Banks, 1791

Barrel Organ

Musician playing Guqin (古琴 )

Square Piano

Dodds & Claus, ca. 1791

Watercolor of musician playing mu yu

Violin

Antonio Gragnani, 1783

Violin or Viol Case

Transverse Flute In D or C:

C.F. Starck, ca. 1800

Pedal Harp

Jean Henri Naderman, ca. 1780

Harpsichord

Giovanni Paolo Leoni, 1773

Bassoon in C

Jeanneret workshop, 1771

Mandolin

Giovanni Battista Bizaro, 1770

Viola d'Amore

Jean-Nicolas Lambert, second half 18th century

Organized square piano (square piano and pipe organ)

Eaton Pelham (?)|Longman & Broderip, 1786

Square Piano

John Broadwood & Sons, 1797

Pedal Harp

Renault & Chatelain, second half 18th century

Double Bass

Johann Ulrich Eberle, 1734

Mute Viola d'Amore

Daniel Achatius Stadlmann, mid-18th century

Viola

Robert Horne, 1757

Violin Bow

Amsterdam School, ca. 1740

Mandora

Gregori Ferdinand Wenger, 1726

Claviorganum

Herman Willenbrock, 1712

Violoncello

Chamber Organ

Franz Casppar Hofer|Unknown, 18th century

Pochette

Lute

Pietro Railich, 1669

Cymbal Case with Set of Cymbals

Muselar Virginal

Joannes (Jan) Ruckers, 1622

Lyra Viol

Tenor Geige

Tenor Cornetto in D

Clavicytherium

Unknown, early 17th century

Hitoyogiri

Attributed to Ōmori Sōkun 大森宗勲, early 17th century

Polygonal Virginal converted to a Tangent Piano

Franciscus Bonafinis, 1585 or 1587; converted in 1717