Date:1680 - 1754 (c.)
Description:These treble recorders are made of boxwood, stained dark brown. They were made in London by the famous recorder makers Thomas Stanesby (c1668-1734), and his son Thomas (1692-1754). Late 17th/early 18th century London??
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These treble recorders are made of boxwood, stained dark brown. They were made in London by the famous ...
This picture shows the head and foot joints of one of the treble recorders. The centre and foot joints ...
This picture shows the head and foot joints of the treble recorder made by Thomas Stanesby (junior). Late ...
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Donor ref:M14 & M15 (31/10394)
Source: Warwickshire County Museums
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