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End-blown flute
Vernacular name:Spilåpipa
Vernacular name:Spelpipa
Date: 1860-1886 ca.
Place Made:Leksands, Sweden, Europe, Dalarna
Serial No: none
SignedWritten behind the beak in black ink: Leksands Sn. / Dal.
MarkingsWritten on the left hand side of the body: 18
Written below the block in black ink; most likely an old accession number from the Musikhistoriska Museet, now Scenkonst Museet: 16,866
Seven etched double rings around the body with three etched rings at the top underneath the written text.
Written below the block in black ink; most likely an old accession number from the Musikhistoriska Museet, now Scenkonst Museet: 16,866
Seven etched double rings around the body with three etched rings at the top underneath the written text.
DescriptionWood. Six fingerholes.
DimensionsOverall length: 205 mm
ProvenanceArne B. Larson Collection, Vermillion, South Dakota, 1979.
Terms
Credit Line: Arne B. Larson Collection, 1979
Not on view
Object number: 01451