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Musician and instrument maker Justin Glaie produced a unique lute in 2021, at Museum Vleeshuis' request. This is an instrument of which examples have only survived in Flemish paintings from the first half of the 17th century.
Do you know the impressive history of the Vleeshuis? It dates back to 1504 and has played a variety of roles.
Oyez! Oyez! The town crier has an announcement!
This great bass recorder is unique: it is the only preserved example in the world.
The Orida alarm bell was cast in 1316 by Gerard of Liege and is the oldest fire bell in Antwerp.
The prototype carillon drum of St. Gummarus Church in Lier preserves the professional secrets of the carillon maker.
More than 100 years after the last major restoration, the Vleeshuis is once again in serious need of renovation.
Three bells for the Antwerp city carillon, one for the abbot of St. Michael's Abbey.
A new carillon keyboard for the extension of the city carillon in 1751.
