Hi All
I’ve been on Ebay and came across a compani named Cane Traders, Who offers an Irish Flute in Rosewood for a Buy Now Prise of 49 $.
http://stores.ebay.com/Cain-Trader_Flutes-Wood-Wind-Other_W0QQcolZ4QQdirZ1QQfsubZ2QQftidZ2QQtZkm
Does anybody have any experiences with these flutes? 
Are they playable?
The prise is certanly low for a new Rosewood flute!! 
Peter Juul
Check the sticky thread on eBay/Pakistani flutes and save your money!
If you want to spend less than $100, you can’t go wrong with a Tipple. They’re made of PVC and are available on eBay. They play nicely, are well in tune. Quite a number of us had them as starter flutes and still keep them for occasions where we don’t want to put the good flute at risk (hiking, the beach etc.). He also makes flutes in a variety of keys, and that can be fun too.
If you want to spend a bit more, Casey Burns folk flute is well regarded, Dixon makes a 3-piece polymer one that some folks like and there are other options. Do a bit of research on this forum and you’ll come up with a number of suggestions.
[edited to add suggestions]
…and search on flute lamp… 
Thanks for the responce. Your confirming my suspision.
Not that I’m realy looking for a wooden flute in the moment. I’m busy with the Böehm flute, that I’ve been playing for many years now. And my new passion, the whistle, that I’ve played since christmas.
On the other hand, I’m waiting for John Cochrans tour flute to arrive some time this week. I’m realy looking forward to try this flute.
Who knows, I might get hooked. 
Peter Juul
Check with Chris Dawson of “Rhiannon Flutes.” He makes very high quality bamboo flutes and he is in Europe. Players like Brian Finnegan and Jean-Michel Veillon play them.
I made some enquiries two months ago and they told me no availability at all. But…in second thoughts…I maybe wrote to a dealer rather than Chris Dawson, not sure. Trying again, thanks for the topic.