Instruments and other items offered for sale by WEKA members and friends.
2017 Single Vater Harpsichord by Zuckermann Shop
This instrument was originally ordered as a kit in the early 2000s, and then sent back to be assembled by the Zuckermann shop in 2016/17.
The instrument originally had a custom soundboard decoration, that I had redone by Curtis Berak in 2025/26. He also restrung the instrument in Zuckermann brass.
After the 1738 Vater, the instrument has a large, 56 key compass, in brass, transposing 392-415-440, without loss of notes. Wood jacks, quilled in Delrin.
See YouTube: https://youtu.be/9MO9GYYqLJc?is=QxxGDe92Z9IPLe4q
Asking $11,000
In SF Bay Area – Contact paulreynolds2008@gmail.com
1975 Double Flemish Harpsichord by Keith Hill
Extensively hand painted
Built 1975, Opus 24, Based on Couchet
8x8x4 with Buff, In quill
Range GG to e’‘’
Transposing keyboard
Located in Salem, Oregon
Asking $20,000
Contact Sue: museact@aol.com or text 503-510-1377
2004 Double Flemish Harpsichord by Leopoldo Pérez Robledo
This instrument is a visual and aural knock-out. The extraordinary chinoiserie case, painted by Argentine artist, Karina Kohoutek, is carried out in the inner lid as well, with a traditional Flemish painted soundboard. Keys of ebony and bone, wooden jacks/delrin, support a lively, supple action. The instrument has just received a thorough work-over by Los Angeles “harpsichord Czar,” Curtis Berak. It comes with a “matching” bench.
Flemish style, following Johannes Ruckers 1612, “a grand ravalement”, anon.
18th Century Transposing, Double manuals, coupling in the French style Range: FF – f’’’
Disposition: 2 x 8, 1 x 4 and buff stop
Dimensions: 95.5” x 37” x 11”
Weight: 209.4 lbs (95 kg) with Flemish base
Builder: Leopoldo Pérez Robledo, 2004; Painter: Karina Kohoutek. Buenos Aires, Argentina
The builder, on the internet: Marianne Lilian Pérez Robledo
Asking $22,000
Location: Desert Hot Springs, CA | Margaret Irwin-Brandon 413-285-6881
