Guitar ca. 1695-99 Joachim Tielke German An instrument by Joachim Tielke is immediately identifiable from his use of elaborate decorative inlay and marquetry, as seen here on the back of the neck. Tielkes instruments were highly desirable objects, sought after by the highest levels of society. This instrument, despite its ornamentation, is decidedly one of Tielkes lesser decorated objects. Although the back and sides do not hold his quintessential marquetry, nevertheless they are made with long strips of ebony and ivory showing this to be no exception to Tielkes lavish taste. (Daniel Wheeldon 10/29/2015)Technical description: Originally a ten string (five double course) guitar now modified for six single courses; pine top with ivory / ebony and ivory purfling with alternating ebony and ivory squares, soundhole diameter of 80.3 mm with matching purfling, bridge replaced; Ebony staves with ivory spaces form ribs and vaulted back; neck of pine with tortoiseshell veneer and ivory foliag

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Guitar ca. 1695-99 Joachim Tielke German An instrument by Joachim Tielke is immediately identifiable from his use of elaborate decorative inlay and marquetry, as seen here on the back of the neck. Tielkes instruments were highly desirable objects, sought after by the highest levels of society. This instrument, despite its ornamentation, is decidedly one of Tielkes lesser decorated objects. Although the back and sides do not hold his quintessential marquetry, nevertheless they are made with long strips of ebony and ivory showing this to be no exception to Tielkes lavish taste. (Daniel Wheeldon 10/29/2015)Technical description: Originally a ten string (five double course) guitar now modified for six single courses; pine top with ivory / ebony and ivory purfling with alternating ebony and ivory squares, soundhole diameter of 80.3 mm with matching purfling, bridge replaced; Ebony staves with ivory spaces form ribs and vaulted back; neck of pine with tortoiseshell veneer and ivory foliag

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