Antique Mason & Hamlin Victorian Eastlake Walnut Reed Chapel Pump Organ & Stool

Description

This reed organ was made by Mason & Hamlin in Boston, Massachusetts, cirfca 1890s. It is a parlor / Chapel model with a with a single keyboard, two knee swells, and two pedals. Made from walnut with burled and carved accents. Neatly flanked by candle holders along the outside of the body. Includes bench seat. The organ’s stop list is as follows:

Dulciana
Diapason
Viola Dulce
Viola
Aeolian Harp
Vox Humana
Clarionet
Oboe
Voix Celeste
Melodia
Clarabella

The story of Mason & Hamlin began in 1854 when two brilliant idealists sought to accomplish one goal: to make the world’s finest musical instrument. A mechanic and a pianist, Emmons Hamlin and Henry Mason committed to create an uncompromising instrument using only the finest materials and innovative techniques. Due to their dedication to quality, it was not long before Mason & Hamlin established a worldwide reputation for excellence that has lasted generations.

Condition

Very Good / Functional; General use related wear. The case is beautiful. Bench seat has scratching and finish wear.

Dimensions

stool 24" x 12" x 24", organ 50"h x 56" x 22"