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Thomas Barton (b.1685-d.circa 1745) worked at the Crown,near the South Seas House,Bishopgate Street,London.
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ATTRIBUTED TO THOMAS BARTON C.1725
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AN ENGLISH BENTSIDE SPINET
ATTRIBUTED TO THOMAS BARTON C.1725
The case of walnut with contemporary brass strap hinges,the original five octave keyboard GG-g3 with ebony naturals with embossed black paper facings and ivory accidentals on probably the original beechwood stand. Written on the later nameboard 'Thomas Barton Londini Fecit 1724'.
32in. (81cm.) high, 72½in. (184cm.) wide, 28in. (71cm.) deep
ATTRIBUTED TO THOMAS BARTON C.1725
The case of walnut with contemporary brass strap hinges,the original five octave keyboard GG-g3 with ebony naturals with embossed black paper facings and ivory accidentals on probably the original beechwood stand. Written on the later nameboard 'Thomas Barton Londini Fecit 1724'.
32in. (81cm.) high, 72½in. (184cm.) wide, 28in. (71cm.) deep
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