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Cembalo, einmanualig, Anonym, 2. Hälfte 17. Jahrhundert, Italien, I.A.Baffo, Germanisches Nationalmuseum Nürnberg ©Foto: M. Runge

Italian Harpsichord Single-manual, Original Girolamo de Zentis 1658 ©2007-2013, Piccola Accademia di Montisi

Harpsichord, ca. 1675 Made by Michele Todini (Italian, 1616–1690) Rome, Italy, Photo © The Metropolitan Museum of Art

A Unique and Highly Important Neapolitan double-manual Cembalo-Tiorbino (Theorbo-Harpsichord) attributed to Gasparre Sabbatino Naples, Circa 1710, © PELHAM GALLERIES

Hieronymus Albrecht Hass, Hambourg 1740, ehem. Instrument von Rafaël Puyana © AUCTIONART, Paris

AN ITALIAN HARPSICHORD 17TH CENTURY © 2002–2015 LiveAuctioneers. All Rights Reserved.

Clavecin Ruckers, 1632 et 1745, © Neuchâtel, Musée d’Art et d’Histoire

Jean Marie Dedeban, (fl Paris, 1770-1791), A two-manual harpsichord, Paris, 1770 © 2015 Sotheby’s

Harpsichord by Michel Richard, Paris, 1688, French, 17th century, The Albert Steinert Collection ® Yale University Collection of Musical Instruments

Cembalo v. Tony Chinnery, Taskin-Kopie von 2012, bemalt von Eleonora Banchi

Harpsichord Bancroft, Vaudry Family, 1681, © Victoria and Albert Museum

Late 17th century Cristofori Harpsichord, Collection Geneviève Thibault de Chambure

Harpsichord, 1667, Anonymus © 2015 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Cembalo, Giuseppe Mondini 1701 Florenz, ©Foto Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg

Claviembalo di Padre Fabio da Bologna - 1686 - © CollezioneTagliavini

Harpsichord from Girolamo Zenti, Rome, Italy 1666 Photo © The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Baffo Harpsichord, by Giovanni Antonio Baffo, Venice, Italy, 1574, © Victoria & Albert Museum, London

Clavecin de Vincent Tibaut, Toulouse 1679 Bruxelles, © Musée des Instruments de Musique

Harpsichord France, Pascal-Joseph Taskin 1786 and 1856 (restoration (process)). © Victoria & Albert Museum, London

Harpsichord, 1772, Shudi & Broadwood (English, about 1769–1790s English) © 2015 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Double Virginal von Lodewijck Grouwels, 1600, Niederlande, © Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Hans Ruckers, 1581 double muselar mother-and-child virginal, © Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Spinett, Annibale Rossi, Milano, 1577 © Victoria and Albert Museum, London (GB)

The Theewes Claviorgan, Lodewyk Theewes, London, 1579 © Victoria and Albert Museum, London (GB)

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