Antique Bass Recorder with Brass Keywork, 19th Century, Three-Piece Wooden Recorder, Restoration Project 50s spanish pottery Condition: This coat is in

Condition:  This coat is in very good condition except for wear spots to the wool below three of the buttonholes (see last close-up photo) - the wear is hidden when the buttons are done up

The die-cut measures 6 3/4 inches in height by 9 1/2 inches in width

The hang tag also reads “Maison Fabre a Millau depuis 1924”

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Antique Bass Recorder with Brass Keywork, 19th Century, Three-Piece Wooden Recorder, Restoration Project 50s spanish pottery Condition: This coat is inThis antique bass recorder is an expertly crafted nineteenth century wooden instrument, likely dating to the late Victorian period, circa 18701900. Although unsigned, its quality of constructionincluding individually mounted brass keywork, traditional three piece construction, turned wooden fontanelle (key cover), and finely finished woodsuggests that it was made by a skilled workshop, probably in Germany, for serious musical use rather than as a