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click here to view a larger picture This is the Franco/Flemish harpsichord modeled after Couchet, Antwerp, 1680.	click here to view a larger picture This is the Franco/Flemish harpsichord modeled after Couchet, Antwerp, 1680.
click here to view a larger picture Harpsichord after Beniost Stehlin, Paris 1760. Inside the lid are scenes painted in the style of French painter Jean-Honore' Fragonard (1732-1806).	click here to view a larger picture This is a harpsichord after Beniost Stehlin, Paris 1760.  Inside the lid are scenes painted in the style of French painter Jean-Honore' Fragonard (1732-1806).
click here to view a larger picture	click here to view a larger picture This is the Franco/Flemish harpsichord modeled after Couchet, Antwerp, 1680.  It has a Louis the XIV Cabriolet stand with a blue/green interior and an oil painting in the appropriate style.
click here to view a larger picture This is a single manual version of the previously shown Franco/Flemish models above.  It has a range of five octaves FF to f'''.  A transposing keyboard, an elaborate turned stand after French seventeenth century furniture and a lid painting after two originals by Fragonard are combined here for this harpsichord.	click here to view a larger picture
click here to view a larger picture This is another Franco/Flemish harpsichord modeled after Couchet/Blanchet/Taskin, Paris, 1781 with a Louis XVI stand.  It also has Victorian green/floral décor similiar to the present day decoration found on the original now kept in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.  The interior is painted with floral garlands over gold background.
click here to view a larger picture 1745 Dulcken harpsichord 2x8,1x4, lute stop.	click here to view a larger picture This is a replica of the 1745 double manual Harpsichord by Iohannes Daniel Dulcken.
click here to view a larger picture Couchet single with full range (FF to f''') 2x8' buff, transposing keyboard, Louis XVI stand, lid painting. showing matching bench.	click here to view a larger picture Couchet single with full range (FF to f''') 2x8' buff, transposing keyboard, Louis XVI stand, lid painting. showing soundboard painting.
click here to view a larger picture This is a single manual Flemish harpsichord with an expanded five octave range after Iohannes Couchet 1680.  The décor shown is typical of early Flemish harpsichords except the owner wanted the inner lid without Latin Mottoes.	click here to view a larger picture This harpsichord is after Henri Hemsch 1736 with Chinese style decoration.
click here to view a larger picture This model after Blanchet, Paris, 1758 is with a Louis XVI style stand with finely painted garlands with gold ground on the interior.  The oil painting on the inside of the lid shows a river scene in the style of Aelbert Cuyp, a Dutch artist.	click here to view a larger picture