Item:Silver-keyed mistwood oboe adorned with cabochon peridots

silver-keyed mistwood oboe adorned with cabochon peridots
Look:	Silver bands edge the bell at the bottom of the instrument, inlaid with pale green gems whose color accentuates the subtle grey-green grain of the wood. The oboe's double reed makes it one of the harder woodwinds for a musician to play, yet the laughing, clown-like music it produces makes it a valued component of any orchestra.
Weight:	10 stones
Metal:	No
Appraised Cost:	11,250 Kronars9,000 Lirums <br />8,118 Dokoras <br />11.25 LTBpoints <br />11.25 Tickets <br />11.25 Scrips <br />
Properties:	This is an instrument.
Instrument Properties:	This wind instrument is: well made (6/11) quality
Dimensions:	3 length x 1 width x 1 height
Sources:	Source is Nytingale's Instruments (6), Nytingale's Instruments (2)

Appraisal

The mistwood oboe appears to be a wind instrument.

You are certain that the mistwood oboe is crafted from wood.

You are certain that the mistwood oboe is well made.

You are certain that the mistwood oboe is fitted with a reed.

Recall

The oboe is a tube crafted from wood that tapers slightly to a flared end. A series of six or seven holes are drilled upon the front, in-between the often decoratively banded segments, with a small set of two keys placed upon the lower holes to allow a wide range of tones. A slender double reed is placed in the top of the mouthpiece, giving the oboe its characteristic reedy tone.