In addition to the restoration instruments for clients, we have a continual restoration programme from our stock of antique keyboard instruments. Listed below are some of the instruments which we have restored in the past.
For a current list of our fully restored instruments for sale, please click here.
We also have a number of instruments awaiting restoration, please click here to see these.
Harpsichord by Jacob & Abraham Kirckman c.1775
Spinet by Baker Harris, London 1770
Grand Piano by John Broadwood N° 490, London 1792
Square Piano by Johannes Pohlman, London 1774
Square piano by Johannes Broadwood N°671, London 1787
4½ octave Clavichord by Robert Goble, 1937
Anonymous Walnut English Bentside Spinet c.1770
Square Piano by Longman and Broderip, London c.1782
Square Piano by Longman and Broderip N° 870, London c.1785
Square Piano by Adam Beyer N° 832, London 1787
Square Piano by Longman and Broderip N°1846, London c.1788
Square Piano by John Bland, London c.1790
Square Piano by Bates and Co. N°163, London 1793
Square Piano by George Freudenthaler, London c.1795
Square piano by Longman, Clementi & Compy N°1194, London 1799
Square Piano by John Broadwood & Son N° 10330, London 1807
Square Piano by John Broadwood & Sons N° 17137, London c.1812
Square Piano by Clementi & Co., London c.1810–15
Square Piano by William Stodart N° 4329, London c.1815
Square Piano by Clementi & Comp. N° 13741, London c.1815-1820
6½ octave Grand Piano by William Stodart, London c.1815-20
Square Piano by Clementi & Company N° 15271, London c.1825
Octavina by Arnold Dolmetsch N°500, Haslemere 1948
Spinet by Michael Heale N°26, 1967
Harpsichord after Iberian School, 20th Century
Wing-shaped Spinet by Arnold Dolmetsch N°1179, c.1975
5 octave Spinet by John Morley, c.1979
Wing-shaped spinet by Arnold Dolmetsch N°1184, c.1980
4½ octave Spinet by Hugh Craig N°220, 1982
Harpsichord after Goermans ⁄ Taskin by Bizzi, 1997