Hidden Chronicles Cremona Workshop: Our guide to finding every item

Making our way deeper into Zynga's Hidden Chronicles on Facebook, we can take a look at the second artifact in the Library chapter - the Italian Violin. This Violin has five scenes, one of which is premium, and the first scene is called Cremona Workshop. You'll need eight energy points each time you wish to play it, but you can play the scene an infinite number of times to earn mastery.

We're here with a guide showing you where to find the scene's many items, so if you're working on building up your combo points or just on the scene's individual mastery scale, make sure to check out our images below! Note: The items you'll receive will just be a selection of all of those pictured below.

If you're looking to find a particular item: Hit Ctrl +F (or Command + F if on a Mac) and type in the name of the object you're looking for. This will take you directly to its image.

Super Clue:

    Wine for Two (drag two wine glasses over to green wine bottle)

Set 1:

    Bucket
    Chest
    Jewelry Box
    Harp
    Chest
    Satchel
    Pigeon

Set 2:

    Barrel
    Stack of Beams
    Stack of Papers
    Rag

Set 3:

    Corks
    Dish
    Apron

Set 4:

    Telescope
    Pocketwatch
    Cane
    Bowl
    Violin Strings

Set 5:

    Violin Blueprint
    Measuring Tape
    Boots
    Belt

Set 6:

    Hinge
    Wooden Dowels

Set 7:

    Cheese
    Cracked Egg
    Clamp
    Brown Mold

Set 8:

    Smoking Pipe
    Dog
    Tweezers
    Incense

There are a handful of items not pictured above, as the game generates each set of items randomly. When we come across those missing items, we'll make sure to update this space with how you too can find them. In the meantime, feel free to start decorating your Manor and working on building up your own mastery of this scene or any other in the game!

Check out the rest of our Hidden Chronicles Cheats & Tips right here.

Have you finished every trophy of mastery for this Cremona Workshop scene? What do you think of Zynga's take on the hidden object genre thus far?