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Flute Collection

>     c. 1790

Richard Potter

Richard Potter

Late 18th-century Richard Potter six-key boxwood flute, Johnson’s Court, London, with ivory mounts, pewter plugs, and dual patent stamping, representing mature post-1785 classical English design.

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>     1812 c. March

Tebaldo Monzani

#227

Tebaldo Monzani #227

An early pivotal Monzani flute in cocuswood, c.1812, exhibiting significant transitional patent-era construction and later 1890 Edinburgh inscription. Unrestored - to be carefully conserved.

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>     1809 - 1814

William Henry Potter

William Henry Potter

Early Johnson’s Court William Henry Potter eight-key simple-system flute in ebony with pewter plug keys, c.1809–1814 in its original mahogany case. Of note: the intentional ommission of the patented numerical tuning marks, & artisan initials on the underside of the silver keys. Unrestored - to be carefully restored to playable condition with great respect for originality.

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>     c. 1833

Rudall & Rose

#2574

Rudall & Rose #2574

Rudall & Rose 8-key flute, serial 2574, c.1833 Piazza period, with original case and signed certificate; metal-lined head, professional English design, well-preserved example of early workshop production.

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>     c. 1844

Auguste Buffet

Auguste Buffet

A ten-key cocuswood flute by Auguste Buffet, Paris, dating from approximately the mid-1840s (c. 1843–1845). Fitted with maillechort keywork, it represents an advanced and finely realised example of the Parisian Simple System. Unrestored - in excellent original condition. 

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>     1878 - 1882

Rudall, Carte & Co

#2553

Rudall, Carte & Co #2553

Late-19th-century Rudall, Carte & Co. Boehm-system flute (Catalogue No. 3) in ebonite with nickel silver keywork and professional extended mechanisms. Accompanying piccolo.

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>     1885 - 1895

Hawkes & Son

Hawkes & Son

Late-Victorian 13-key transitional flute in cocuswood and nickel silver, c.1885–1895, by Hawkes & Son, London. Unrestored.

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>     Late 19th century

Unknown

Unknown

12 key Nach Meyer style flute in Grenadilla. Ivory head joint.

 

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>     1890 - 1894

J.Tibouville-Lamy

#3676

J.Tibouville-Lamy #3676

Late 19th-century J. Thibouville-Lamy Boehm flute in silver-plated maillechort, built to A=435 Conservatoire pitch and constructed with soldered tone holes. Beautiful engraving referencing the Paris Conservatoire supply status. Unrestored. 

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>     c. 1910

Rudall, Carte & Co

#4572

Rudall, Carte & Co #4572

1910 Rudall, Carte & Co. Wooden Boehm flute in cocuswood with nickel silver keywork, documented du Pré family provenance. To be serviced & cleaned.

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>     c. 1919

Djalma Julliot

#1586

Djalma Julliot #1586

Late-period solid silver Boehm flute by Djalma Julliot, featuring extended-tenon design and prominent engraved JM monogram, with probable association to Jean Mignolet.

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>     c. 1920

FE Olds & Son

#11063

FE Olds & Son #11063

Silver-plated Boehm-system flute, c.1915–1920, French Mirecourt export for F.E. Olds & Son, A435 pitch, plateau keys, offset G. To be restored to playable condition.

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