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HARPSICHORD MODELS:
 
 

    G. Baffo 1574 Venezia. Royal Albert Museum London.
Italian harpsichord, one manual two registers (1x8´´+ 1x4´´), 2.35 m. long.
 

    G.B. Giusti 1680 Lucca. Germanischer National Museum Nüremberg.
Italian harpsichord, one manual (C to d3), two registers 8´´, cypress-wood false inner-outer, 1.94 m. long.
 

    A. Ruckers 1640 Antverpen. Yale University. Inst. Collection.
Flemish harpsichord "petit ravalement", one manual (C to d3), two registers (2x8´´ or 1x8´´+ 1x4´´), 1.96 m. long.
 

    I. Ruckers 1624 Antverpen. Musée Unterlinden, Colmar.
Flemish double manual harpsichord "petit ravalement", two manuals (FF to f3), three registers (2x8´´+ 1x4´´), 2.26 m. long.
 

    J. Couchet, F. Blanchet, P. Taskin 1650 Antverpen. The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Flemish double manual harpsichord "petit ravalement", two manuals (FF to f3), three registers (2x8´´+ 1x4´´), 2.26 m. long.
 

    F. Blanchet 1760  Paris. Priv. Coll. France.
French single manual harpsichord,  two registers (2x8´´), 2.20 m. long.
 

  P. Taskin 1769 Paris. Russell Collection, Edimburg.
French double manual harpsichord, two manuals (FF to f3), three registers (2x8´´+ 1x4´´), 2.35 m. long.
 

    Clavichord anonymoussouth Germany. 2nd. half 18th. century. Geemente Museum, Den Hague.
Fretted clavichord, one keyboard (C to e3), two 8´´ strings per note, 1.15 m. long.
 

    With the harpsichord are included a turned stand, a music desk and a basic or "on style" decoration (where it occurres and optionally).

    You can see them in: Italy, Spain, Holland, Germany or Japan. Call to make an appointment.