Klingenthal School
David Christian (i) Havemann
Klingenthal, worked 1722–1742
Large model, flat arched, workmanship typical of the Saxon school. Some instruments with carved lion heads replacing the scroll. Orange- or red-brown varnish. David Christian Havemann / Organist und Violinmacher / in Klingenthal. 1722 — John Dilworth
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HAVEMANN, David Christian (I) Worked circa. 1722-1742 Klingenthal Germany. Large model, flat arched, workmanship typical of the Saxon school. Some instruments with carved lion heads replacing the scroll. Orange- or red-brown varnish. David Christian Havemann / Organist und Violinmacher / in Klingenthal. 1722
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