“J. F. Schröder” Factory, No. 3056.
Russia, St. Petersburg, the middle of the 19th century


“J. F. Schröder” Factory, No. 3056. Russia, St. Petersburg, the middle of the 19th century “J. F. SCHRÖDER / Instrumentenmacher / grosse Meschtschanskoi Ecke des Wosneszenschen Prospeckts / im eigner Hause / St. Petersburg № 45 С Петербургъ / И. Ф. ШРЕДЕРЪ / КЛАВИКОРДНЫЙ МАСТЕРЪ / въ большой Мещанской / на углу Вознесенскаго Проспекта въ собственномъ доме (J. F. Schröder, clavichord master, in the large Meshhanskaya Street at the corner of Voznesenskiy Prospect in his own house).” — a printed label glued to the pin block (area of the tuning pegs of the descant register); “J. F. SCHRОDER” — embossed with a punch on the pin block (area of the tuning pegs of the descant register); “J. F. Schrоder” — inlaid with brass in the lid; “3056” — embossed with a punch on the pin block (area of the tuning pegs of the descant register); “R. 181” — a handwritten inscription by black dye (area of the tuning pegs of the bass register)

1335×1180×632
Wood, metal, bone, fabric, felt, mother-of-pearl

1981, purchased from V. V. Ershova
Stock number: 17249/381

Part of the tailpiece is made of a steel plate. There are 2 pedals. The case is veneered with rosewood, inlaid with brass and mother-of-pearl (floral ornament). Brackets from the candlesticks remained .