Welcome to our used harps page! We only sell high-quality used harps that are in playable condition. Most of our used inventory has been recently regulated, and the strings have been either fully replaced or selectively updated so that they are in good condition. We want to make sure you can fully appreciate the tone of your instrument when you come to try it out. While we do take consignment harps, we will only take those that have either been recently updated, or that we update ourselves. Hear are our current offerings:
Refurbished Stoney End Lorraine 29 Strings Harp with Full Loveland Levers
This is a lovely 29 strings gothic style harp in what we believe to be either walnut or cherry, built circa the late 90s. This harp was fully restrung, regulated, and partially refinished in January of 2026. It comes with a case, tuning wrench, and wound base strings.
Here’s a description of the Lorraine from the Stoney End website:
The Lorraine 29 is a beautifully designed Gothic-style floor harp with 29 strings, offering a four-octave range (G–G) or optional F–F range. With its warm, rich tone and low string tension, the Lorraine provides an exceptionally comfortable playing experience that’s gentle on the hands and fingers—perfect for Celtic and folk music, hymns, and traditional repertoire alike.
Features
Style: Gothic
Range: 29 strings (4 octaves)
Tuning Options: (Lorraine) G–G
String Tension: Low—easy on hands and fingers
Dimensions: 50½” H × 12.25″ D × 23″ W
Weight: 17 lbs
Why You’ll Love It
Elegant yet approachable, the Lorraine 29 delivers a classic Gothic look with a sweet, resonant voice that fills any space. Its low tension makes it a joy to play for extended sessions, while the optional tunings and lever configurations allow for musical versatility across genres. Whether you’re performing traditional Celtic melodies or exploring contemporary compositions, the Lorraine 29 offers a balanced blend of beauty, comfort, and expressive tone.
If purchased new, this harp, case, and base strings package would currently be $2883.
This harp is on sale for $1675
Here is the consigner’s description off this harp: This rare 41-string folk harp is a handcrafted “stretched Patrick’s Harp” by the esteemed Jay Witcher, a revered American harp maker known for his role in the folk harp revival of the late 20th century. Witcher was widely respected for his historically informed designs, traditional craftsmanship, and deep musical sensitivity. His instruments were favored by many serious players, including storyteller and Celtic harper Patrick Ball, for whom the original “Patrick’s Harp” was named. This particular harp, made in 2017, is crafted entirely from hard maple and strung in brass music wire. Witcher himself described it in a letter as a "stretched Patrick’s Harp," a custom variation distinct from his standard models and includes an additional Bb in each octave. Original paperwork and notes from the maker will be included. Witcher’s instruments are not mass-produced, and each carries the hallmark of his careful, thoughtful construction. With his passing, harps of this quality and lineage have become increasingly rare, especially models like this one, which was built to custom specifications. It is a remarkable piece—both musically and historically—suitable for a discerning harpist, collector, or folk musician who appreciates the legacy of one of America’s great harp craftsmen. Full transparency: In the original shipping, the package was damaged and the crown of the harp suffered a small scuff/scratch. This has been tended to with refinishing. This is documented in the original paperwork. Otherwise the harp has been babied - kept in a humidity controlled room and in excellent condition. Comes with original stand and additional strings. I should note that the harp was until recently tuned diatonically, which means that it spent most of its life significantly below full tension. We polished, color coded, and tuned the strings to its intended tension in July of 2025. On consignment for $4400. The consignor is open to reasonable offers on this harp.
Used Hummingbird Lupine 34 String
This is a beautifully constructed harp by Jerry Goldsberry of Hummingbird harps some time in the 90’s. It is solid walnut with exquisite dovetailing at the neck/pillar joint, and a soundboard that we believe is a high-quality aircraft birch. This harp has full Loveland levers that were regulated in the summer of 2025. It is strung with nylon with brass bass wires, and it’s strings were fully replaced in the summer of 2025 as well.
$3350
Maple Harpiscle with lap bar and case -- available for purchase as a package or a la carte:
This harp is in excellent condition. This is the main harp that I recommend for students who need an affordable travel instrument. Here’s a description from the Harpsicle website:
The Harpsicle® Harp is the first and most basic model in the Harpsicle® Harp line. It does not have levers so it is in the keys of C and Am but can be tuned to play in other keys. This model is great for beginners and children and is also perfect for renaissance harpists. Because it fits in most airline overhead storage, it’s a terrific option as a travel harp for any harpist.
26 strings
5.8 lbs (2.63 kg)
36 inches tall (91.44 cm)
2 year warranty
3.5 octaves
range is G to C below Middle C
This particularly harp package may also be purchased separately:
harp only: $455
(retails new for $650)
harp case: $100
(retails new for $150)
Lap bar: $28
(retails for $40)
Total Package: $580
Triplett McCall 25 string harp
This harp comes with full Loveland levers and a case, is perfect for someone who wants a high-quality, very portable instrument at an affordable price. It's levers were last regulated in the Fall of 2025. It has an excellent tone for its small footprint. We believe it to have been made in either the late 90's or early 2000s, based on the vintage of the levers. The wood appears to be either walnut or cherry with a spruce soundboard. The dimensions of are:
25 strings: 3.5 octaves G-C (3 notes below middle C - 3 octaves above middle C)
Height: 36"
Soundboard width: 14"
Weight: 10 lbs
This harp appears to be in good structural shape, but we have knocked a few hundred dollars off of the asking price due to a cosmetic nick on the side of the pillar.
On Consignment for $950
Early Model Triplett McCall (we think)
This 25 string lap harp, like most Tripletts, sounds fabulous, despite that fact the from the vintage of the blade-style levers, we're pretty sure it was built in the 80s. It appears to be solid cherry, with a high-quality spruce soundboard. Structurally it's it's in good shape, with a very small amount of separation between neck and pillar for it's age. Cosmetically, it's in fair shape; it looks like it's been well-loved. It would make a great starter harp for someone on a budget who'd prefer to purchase, rather than rent their first harp. Size-wise, the specs are the same as the newer McCall we have listed:
25 strings: 3.5 octaves G-C (3 notes below middle C - 3 octaves above middle C)
Height: 36"
Soundboard width: 14"
Weight: 10 lbs
This harp comes with a custom case.
On consignment for $600
Antique Clark Harp
This is an antique 31 string Clarke harp circa 1913 — a true collector’s item. It is in stunning conditioning for its age, with original gilded Celtic knot patterns on the soundboard that are still pristine. This harp is also in really good, playable structural condition, with slightly light tension and a bright, lively tone. It was restrung in the spring of 2024 with nylon through the mid and upper register and wound bronze in the bass, and has original blade levers on all of the strings. This harp is on consignment, and proceeds from its sale will be donated to Ethos, a non-profit that brings musical education to low-income children.
$2600