CLEMENTS.INN / LONDON" and on foot "GEO: RUDALL / WILLIS / FECIT".
This is possible the same George Rudall, Willis flute sold 21st September, 2007?. Gardiner & Houlgate auction, lot nr 0184: estimated price £2000-3000. CLEMENTS.INN / LONDON" and on foot "GEO: RUDALL / WILLIS / FECIT" two head joints, cocuswood, with seven silver square keys with canted corners on wooden blocks. Provenance: Bequest of Sir Nicholas Shackleton, 2006. Repair History: Heavy brass springs on C, long F, low C_ and low C keys may be replacements. Keyhead type: pewter plug, with metal-lined key-holes, and metal key-hole surrounds on foot. R0: Keymount type: knob, with metal-lined channels metal pins through all keymounts. Technical description: Boxwood 5 sections silver keys 10 slim silver ferrules (8 are in pairs, giving appearance of 4 when flute is assembled) wider silver foot ferrule silver cap ivory screw-stopper with graduated silver tip large oval embouchure-hole with ivory bushing metal-lined head slim touches for long keys wood-covered (non-graduated) tuning-slide large finger-holes, especially L2, R1, R2 overlapping low C/C_ touches large D_ and low C_ key-holes, but small low C key-hole. Stamped "GEO: RUDALL / 5.CLEMENTS.INN / LONDON" and on foot "GEO: RUDALL / WILLIS / FECIT" low C_ keytouch stamped "C" (underneath). Bigio - Rudall Rose & Carte, p 159)ġ820-21 - 5 St Clement's Inn as Geo. Rose Edinburgh - cocuswood, tuning slide, round flat keys, wide silver rings, 667 mm (Ref.: R. Stamp: Jn Rose Edinb - ebony, head joint has no tuning slide, six silver square flat keys, silver rings, 673 mm (Ref.: R.
Repair History: A few springs have been replaced and roughly soldered to keytouches lowest keyflap is a replacement by Daniel Bangham (2002). Keyhead type: flat, round low C_ pad riveted to keyhead. Technical description: Rosewood, 3 sections (lower body and foot in one piece) silver keys with slim keytouches and shanks 3 ivory ferrules ivory cap no tuning-slide but graduated ivory screw-stopper slightly oval embouchure-hole overlapping low C/C_ touches socket at top of upper body, tenon on head.
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