Metronome Selon Maelzel Antique 1900s
"In fully working antique condition. A small piece of the wooden lid is missing where one of the metal legs goes in."
Crafted in France during the early 1900s, the Metronome Selon Maelzel Antique 1910 is a captivating blend of rosewood and brass. Its intricate design features a small single-spring barrel-wheel and a brass movement body, exuding timeless elegance.
- Date: Early 1900s
- Origin: France
- Materials: Rosewood colored, brass
- Dimensions: 110 mm x 110 mm x 230 mm
- Weight: 470 g
- Condition: Working condition
- Distinctive Features: Serial number: 436 228
With its weighted pendulum arm and 40-208bpm scale, this metronome offers precise tempo control. Adorned with a plaque showcasing its origins, it resides in a rosewood pyramid case, standing as a testament to both musical tradition and enduring craftsmanship.
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Dating and Verification
The Mälzel Selon Metronome by Johann Nepomuk is a recognized piece in the world of antiques, with production known to have occurred between 1906 and 1911. The small metal emblem on the lid, along with the serial number on the base, confirms its authenticity.
Item Specifics
- Condition
- Used
- Manufactured
- France
- Orig./Repro.
- original
- Classified
- antique
- Primary Material
- rosewood, brass
- Modified Item
- no
- Maker
- Maelzel
- Brand
- Selon
Where This Metronome Was Discovered
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DeliveryTo United States estimated between Mon, 3 Feb and Fri, 7 Feb.
Shipping$ 28.43
Price$ 101
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