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This was my show piece pentagonal virginal from several years ago.  Jacob owns it presently and is shown at left tuning it.  It has a transposing keyboard. 
Click to Enlarge English bentside spinet after Archibald Pringle 1769. Original at University of California Berkeley. My copy features bone naturals, ebony accidentals, mahogany finish, maple stringing. 1x8, brass hardware. images/bentiside2.jpg (15647 bytes)
Clavicytherium (upright harpsichord) 1x8, based on oldest surviving keyboard instrument c1430 Royal College of Music, London. (Outer case with door not shown).  Click to Enlarge
Click to Enlarge Italian harpsichord after "Dominicus Pisaurensis" c.1600. Now at the University of Washington in Seattle. Picture shows original and copy. . . copy has additional keys. 2x8 in Alaskan cedar.
Double Manual based on instrument by Christian Zell c.1728 now in Seattle. Built in Cherry. zell1.jpg (4622 bytes)
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Small French Double after Bellot in Chartres.

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Italian Spinet after Zenti 1637. 

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Jack Peters Harpsichords
14330 Phinney Ave N.
Seattle, WA 98133

jpearlymus@gmail.com
(206) 364-8254