Late 18th Century Cousineau Workshop French Pedal Harp harware was designed for breaking down

was designed for breaking down livestock with efficiency in an era before mechanized processing

for Armour Grain Co

The stripped pine surface shows a warm honey-toned patina with pronounced grain

A small switch produced by Leviton is housed in the center of the sconce

Sargent Co

Late 18th Century Cousineau Workshop French Pedal Harp harware was designed for breaking downc. 1770s 1790s; Cousineau Workshop Paris, France Rare late 18th century French harp bearing the stamp "Cousineau A Paris," attributed to the workshop of renowned harp maker Georges Cousineau. The instrument features a richly carved Rococo inspired crown with floral and foliate ornament, a dramatically curved neck retaining its original tuning hardware, and a tapered soundbox displaying the elegant proportions associated with early French pedal harps.