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| Clavicytherium (upright harpsichord) circa 1480s Germany | Clavicytherium strung entirely in natural gut. | Detail of Painting by Ted Robertson | Detail of Clavicytherium |
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| Detail of Clavicytherium | Clavicytherium after the instrument found in the Royal College of Music, London | Detail of Painting by Ted Robertson | Detail of Clavicytherium |
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| Clavicytherium after the instrument found in the Royal College of Music, London | Clavicytherium - shown here is a narrower version that has a smaller keyboard which facilitates it to be played with one hand. This version instrument can be held with the other hand and supported on the player's knee. | Detail of Clavicytherium | A Clavicytherium during its creation. |
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| A clavicytherium key removed. | Clavicytherium keyboard. | Clavicytherium rose. | Clavicytherium rose. |
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| Clavicytherium rose. |