- the lyre harp was popularised in the 20th century by anthroposophical music therapy and is today also used for sound meditation, folk, classical and early music
- very good workmanship
- top and back probably made of spruce
- holes for 44 pegs
- tailpiece with 22 holes
- no sound holes
- 12 pegs available
- usability of the existing bridges uncertain
- without strings
- including heavily worn wooden case
- legacy of instrument maker and sitar player Wahid Sahid

Sample video of a similar lyre
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCFjYIsUDaE

Sale according to differential taxation, §25a German sales tax law. Therefore, no VAT can be shown on the invoice.