British Harpsichord Society

John Morley Double Manual Harpsichord, after Kirckman
In light-coloured banded walnut, Registration no: 3009 (1983)
Compass: 5 octaves (F to G); Registers: 2 x 8′ + 4′, + 8′ buff and nazard; coupler
Dimensions: length 210cm x width 96cm Tuned to A = 415Hz;
This instrument has been recently overhauled, is in excellent playing condition and makes a very attractive piece of furniture.
It has been kept at ideal temperature and humidity levels.

Price: reduced from £7,000 now £5,750

Location: Somerset, Bath, UK
Contact: Paul Taylor; paultaylor100@hotmail.com

Flemish Double by John Storrs from 1990
217cm x 87cm x 25cm
8′, 8′, 4′, buff. GG – e3 currently at A=415.
Plays well and holds tuning reliably – revoiced about 3/4 years ago.
Decorative Flemish style ‘Seahorse’ styled Flemish papers around the inner case and keywell.
Includes stand and music desk. Also, tuning hammer and spare wire.
The lid looks good just plain varnished but could be decorated quite easily if preferred.
More photos available if requested
Buyer will need to collect..

Price: £7,000

Location: Available to view in Chester, Cheshire (lockdown restrictions depending!) or can arrange an online viewing.
Contact: Chris Lewis via the contact form on my website if interested: https://www.christopherlewis.net/contact.html

New single manual Flemish instrument: 2 x 8’, 1 x 4’, buff stop,
GG to e3, transposing A=415/440.
Wooden jacks, Dave Law brassware,
Soundboard painting by Paul Czainski.

Price: £7250 including stand & music desk.

Location: Hebden Bridge area West Yorkshire, UK
Contact: Peter Smalley: petersmalley8@gmail.com  07760 434 234

Robert Goble single manual harpsichord of 1968
Walnut case, beautiful condition but requires tuning.
Buyer to arrange collection.

Price: £3000 ono

Location: Kent
Contact: Jacqueline Hart 07902 884 702 or via friend  bwyoung317@talktalk.net

Beautiful well-seasoned woods of the highest quality for sale, some now protected species
and available only in small quantities

Location: Edinburgh
Contact: Grant O’Brien  http://www.claviantica.com/Wood_files/Wood.htm