I have found what appears to be three parts to a Collard and Collard Patent Repeater, at least that's what it says on one of the parts. Two of the parts I think I've identified by looking at pianos online. They seem to have come from a Grand Piano. One seems to be the sheet music holder (rather ornate) and the other is the lid part nearest the keyboard. The remaining part is nearly as long as the lid, but is an 'L' shape section with the outside corner of the 'L' at 90 degrees and is gracefully curved on the inside of that corner, for the whole length of it. It doesn't really look like a keyboard lid, though. It's a puzzle. It was found in my mothers loft, left there by the previous owners of the house, although they are long gone now - over ten years ago. How or why they came to leave parts of a Grand Piano there is a mystery. 
However it might help in the restoration of a damaged piano. They are a bit scratched but it seems a shame to take them to the tip. Any ideas, anyone?
