Spain Musical Instruments

Step back in time with this masterfully-crafted Danish Mid-Century Teak Pianette . From the heart of the 1960's, a period when design and craftsmanship merged in perfect harmony, thi...

Original 1972 Elipson BS402 speaker in staff with its round, sensual and warm shape, was an Elipson bestseller in the 70's. 40 cm in diameter, with SIARE 21 GRP speakers and SIARE TW...

"LONGMON, CLEMENTI & COMPANY" 1798–1830 Piano English in satin wood and other woods. Folding lid. Some flaws. Dim.: 82 x 165 x 60 cm good conditions Clementi & Co 1798–1830 Pianofor...

The Stroh or Stroviol violin is a type of stringed musical instrument that is mechanically amplified by a metallic resonator and a horn attached to its body. The name Stroviol refers...

Decorative bugle golden brass Decorative bugle made of golden brass. This metal wind instrument emerged, derived from the trunk of poles to which pistons were added at the beginning...

19th century Spanish tambourine with hand painted dog face.

Carlo Bergonzi (Cremona 1683-1747) was an Italian luthier and the greatest pupil of Antonio Stradivari. Bergonzi violin designs were based on the Stradivari and Guarneri templates. In 19th century in the 19th century, violins used...

RR126 stereo system was designed in 1965 by brothers Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni. This one is made of dark brown wood veneer and manufactured by Brionvega, Milan, in the 196...

A painted rustic city scene framed by a branch of exquisite pink flowers adorns this small Spanish tambourine. Skillfully painted with an illegible a...

RR126 stereo system was designed in 1965 by brothers Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni. This one is made of dark brown wood veneer and manufactured by Brionvega, Milan, in the 1960s. Made of chipboard, wood veneer, perspex and aluminum base on wheels. The loudspeaker boxes can be hinged to the sides, put above the record player or positioned in the room. Its wood cabinet and speakers are made by hand, which is why no two pieces are exactly identical. This “serial diversity” has made it a timeless success. Stamped: Brionvega rr-126-fo-st MODELLO DEPOSITATO...

In the frontal area presents, engraved, the name of the firm that made it, the Vienna House of Oviedo. This company was, next to the White House, the most important in Asturias dedicated to the sale of furniture and musical instruments. Its shops were located in the streets of Oviedo, Melquíades Álvares and Uría, and in its somewhat aggressive advertising, they presented themselves as the best of Asturian establishments of this type, criticizing even other firms. In fact, his commercials sold the idea that owning a piano of the House Vienna was symbol of distinction between the Asturian society. It was thus appealed to the necessary musical interest that should have someone who belonged to a high social class, something constant between the end of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth. The company remained active until 1992, and its relevance is evident by the fact that in the 1970s it established an annual pianistic competition in Oviedo that achieved regional and national renown. This contest was the basis of the current International Symphony of Piano, based in Oviedo. On the other hand, the Vienna House had the exclusivity in Asturias of the World brand, for the sale of manubrio pianos. The mechanical piano was invented in Paris by Debain around 1850. His system was to add to a vertical...