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Antique Jewett & Goodall Victorian Reed Organ
Antique Jewett & Goodall Victorian Reed Organ
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Description : This beautifully crafted antique reed organ by Jewett & Goodall Organ Company showcases the rich craftsmanship of the late Victorian era. Constructed from solid walnut with contrasting wood accents, the case features Gothic Revival styling, pierced fretwork, decorative carvings, turned columns, and original porcelain stop knobs. The keyboard is complemented by an ornate music rack and a decorative front panel, while the dual foot-operated bellows remain intact. Marked with serial number No. 7237, this organ reflects the quality and decorative appeal that made parlor organs a centerpiece in American homes during the late 19th century. Although sold primarily as a decorative or restoration piece unless professionally serviced, it retains exceptional architectural character and makes a striking statement in any home, church, music room, or commercial setting.
Era
Late Victorian, circa 1880–1890.
Style
Victorian Gothic Revival.
Technique
Solid walnut cabinet construction with carved ornamentation, pierced fretwork, turned columns, paneled casework, veneered decorative elements, porcelain stop knobs, and foot-operated reed organ bellows.
Tools Used
Hand saws, molding planes, carving gouges, chisels, brace and bit, turning lathe, cabinet scrapers, hand planes, clamps, and finishing brushes.
History
Jewett & Goodall was an American manufacturer of reed organs during the late 19th century, producing instruments for churches, schools, and Victorian parlors. Reed organs became one of the most popular household musical instruments before widespread ownership of pianos because they were more affordable and easier to maintain.
Manufacturer / Maker
Jewett & Goodall Organ Company.
Measurements
55" W × 24" D × 51 1/2" H.
Suggested Weight
Approximately 275–325 lbs.
Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
60" W × 30" D × 58" H (palletized and blanket wrapped).
Music
Johann Sebastian Bach – Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring.
Original Jewett & Goodall organs with attractive Gothic Victorian cases are highly sought after for restoration and decorative use. This example retains its original stop knobs, ornate cabinet, and identifying serial number, though visible key wear and unknown mechanical condition place it in the Better category rather than Best.
Item Number : P17064
Category : Other Tables
Brand : Jewett & Goodall Organ Company
