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Harp Lute

Description

I just picked up a Harp Lute at an estate auction. I believe it to be produced by Edward Light sometime in the early 19th century. There are no marks. I have seen several online pics of similar models, but not this exact design.

It is in very good shape overall, with some light cracks in the body, but overall very sturdy and solid. Missing all but three strings and a few tuning pins as well.

Looking for information on validation of my assumptions, and a possible value. Would love to find some replacement tuning pins and strings if anyone has a source.

Category Music and Music Instruments
Distinguishing marks None, just designs of gold leaf.
Condition Good
Size and dimensions of this item 33" l x 12 1/2" w x 51/2" deep
Date Period 1800s
Weight 2 lbs
History Do not know
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