Length: 105 in. (266.70 cm) Country of Origin:USA Style:"Centennial" Model "D" Grand Maker:Steinway & Sons Condition:Restored Year:1877 Description:Restoration of this piano  More »

Length: 105 in. (266.70 cm) Country of Origin:USA Style:"Centennial" Model "D" Grand Maker:Steinway & Sons Condition:Restored Year:1877 Description:Restoration of this piano (Serial #35820) is now complete. Every part has been worked on. New pin block action strings redone sound board and refinished. The case is absolutely gorgeous. Steinway built only around 400 of these Centennial Concert grand models. It is not known just how many still eist but certainly it cannot number more than 50-100. These are the only full-plate Steinway 'D's built with the gorgeous heavily carved serpentine legs carved case and ornate music rack. Steinway wanted to discontinue the older style Rococo case and make their pianos with the new style turned leg and their newly patented modern action but to commemorate our country's 100th birthday in 1876 they decided to make a one time limited edition of their famous first piano. It was called the Centennial. It featured the old style rococo case with Steinway's new patented action. The edition sold out immediately. The same action is still used today; even 125 years of technological advances couldn't improve upon it. Actual Sound Sample   « Less

Length: 105 in. (266.70 cm) Country of Origin:USA Style:Victorian - Fancy "D" Grand Maker:Steinway & Sons Condition:Restored Year:1876 Description:Antique Steinway & Sons  More »

Length: 105 in. (266.70 cm) Country of Origin:USA Style:Victorian - Fancy "D" Grand Maker:Steinway & Sons Condition:Restored Year:1876 Description:Antique Steinway & Sons model "D" 8'9" Piano. Serial #33108. Complete restoration: new pin block action strings redone sound board and refinished. The case is absolutely gorgeous. The same action is still used today; even 125 years of technological advances couldn't improve upon it. This piano is ready for professional concert play. 88 Keys completely rebuilt with all new German Steinway parts. This fantastic case is rosewood & has a French polish finish. It has inlaid leaves on both sides of piano. The carvings are unsurpassed in beauty and quality.   « Less

Height: 38 in. (96.52 cm) Width: 62 in. (157.48 cm) Depth: 105 in. (266.70 cm) Country of Origin:USA Style:Concert Grand Maker:Wm. Knabe & Co., est. 1837 Condition:Restored  More »

Height: 38 in. (96.52 cm) Width: 62 in. (157.48 cm) Depth: 105 in. (266.70 cm) Country of Origin:USA Style:Concert Grand Maker:Wm. Knabe & Co., est. 1837 Condition:Restored Year:1869 Description:Beautiful Wm. Knabe & Co. high gloss 8'L rosewood concert grand piano in ecellent, playable condition. New pin block, new strings, redone action and tunes to current 440A orchestra tuning. Sounds amazing!! Actual Sound Sample   « Less

Height: 38 in. (96.52 cm) Width: 58 in. (147.32 cm) Depth: 108 in. (274.32 cm) Country of Origin:USA Style:"Gold Medal" Maker:Wm. Knabe & Co., est. 1837 Condition:Restored  More »

Height: 38 in. (96.52 cm) Width: 58 in. (147.32 cm) Depth: 108 in. (274.32 cm) Country of Origin:USA Style:"Gold Medal" Maker:Wm. Knabe & Co., est. 1837 Condition:Restored Year:1895 Description:This antique Wm. Knabe & Co. "Gold Medal" piano, with massive hand-carved legs and various intricate carvings on its surface, make it an absolute work of art! This piano has been fully restored with all original parts. New pin block new strings redone action original iron frame and it tunes to the current 440A orchestra tuning. The sound is absolutely breath taking.The measurements are: 58"W 9'L. SERIAL NUMBER #44273. This is a black piano the wood color in the photo is a reflection from another piano.   « Less

Height: 38 in. (96.52 cm) Width: 56 in. (142.24 cm) Depth: 108 in. (274.32 cm) Country of Origin:France Style:Rococo Maker:Chickering & Sons Condition:Restored Year:1875  More »

Height: 38 in. (96.52 cm) Width: 56 in. (142.24 cm) Depth: 108 in. (274.32 cm) Country of Origin:France Style:Rococo Maker:Chickering & Sons Condition:Restored Year:1875 Description:Beautiful Art Case Rosewood American Chickering 9'concert grand piano. Fully restored both inside and out. Tunes to the current 440A orchestra tuning. A must for a large drawing room. $45,000. Plays fabulously.This Chickering is the same year and model that was awarded the gold medal (best piano in the world) at the Paris Eposition of 1867. At 8'4" in length this concert grand was the greatest piano of its day and was produced to serve the great concert pianists of the world. This piano is very rare since it was Chickering's limited edition concert grand prepared for the 1867 world piano show Steinways of the 1860s and 1870s had only 85 keys and the old-style square grand type action. In addition few were made with the fully scalloped case. This piano was truly the finest sporting a full 88 keys and a modern style repetition action. In addition Chickering craftsmen carved the most beautiful symmetrical case we have ever seen on any concert grand piano. It corresponds with the victorian era yet not in an overbearing style.Jonas Chickering (1798-1853) Jonas Chickering lived in the Boston area and was apprenticed to Benjamin Crehore around 1815 to learn instrument making. It was here that he developed his skills as a piano builder. After working for another builder and acquiring eperience he began his own business in Boston in 1823. From the very first Chickering's pianos were of superb quality and design and coupled with a partner who was good at marketing his pianos became known throughout all of North and South America.In 1843 he incorporated his concept for a cast iron frame in a concert grand piano, and an improved version of this piano received unparalleled praise at the first International Eposition held in 1851 at the Crystal Palace, London, winning the top awards. In 1852 Jonas made his three sons Thomas, Frank, and George partners in the firm. In 1867 following the great Paris Eposition of 1867 Frank Chickering had the Imperial Cross of the Legion of Honour, then one of the world's most prestigious non-military awards, bestowed upon him by Emperor Napoleon III for services to the art of music. The Chickering pianos built up until around the Second World War are considered to be second to none and some of the concert grands built around the period of the late 1800's to around 1925 have some of the most powerful and rich sounds possible, especially in the bass. actual sound sample   « Less

Height: 38 in. (96.52 cm) Width: 61 in. (154.94 cm) Depth: 77 in. (195.58 cm) Country of Origin:USA Style:Victorian Maker:Chickering & Sons Condition:Restored Year:c. 1890  More »

Height: 38 in. (96.52 cm) Width: 61 in. (154.94 cm) Depth: 77 in. (195.58 cm) Country of Origin:USA Style:Victorian Maker:Chickering & Sons Condition:Restored Year:c. 1890 Description:Magnificent antique Chickering concert grand piano. Completely restored. Length 6'5" width 5'1" ivory keys. This piano is a beautiful pre turn-of-the-century Chickering Victorian parlor grand piano in carved mahogany circa 1890.Jonas Chickering (1798-1853) Jonas Chickering lived in the Boston area and was apprenticed to Benjamin Crehore around 1815 to learn instrument making. It was here that he developed his skills as a piano builder. After working for another builder and acquiring eperience he began his own business in Boston in 1823. From the very first Chickering's pianos were of superb quality and design and coupled with a partner who was good at marketing his pianos became known throughout all of North and South America.In 1843 he incorporated his concept for a cast iron frame in a concert grand piano, and an improved version of this piano received unparalleled praise at the first International Eposition held in 1851 at the Crystal Palace, London, winning the top awards. In 1852 Jonas made his three sons Thomas, Frank, and George partners in the firm. In 1867 following the great Paris Eposition of 1867 Frank Chickering had the Imperial Cross of the Legion of Honour, then one of the world's most prestigious non-military awards, bestowed upon him by Emperor Napoleon III for services to the art of music. The Chickering pianos built up until around the Second World War are considered to be second to none and some of the concert grands built around the period of the late 1800's to around 1925 have some of the most powerful and rich sounds possible, especially in the bass.   « Less

Height: 72 in. (182.88 cm) Width: 65 in. (165.10 cm) Depth: 28 in. (71.12 cm) Country of Origin:USA Style:Empire Condition:Restored Year:c. 1890 Description:Very ornate black  More »

Height: 72 in. (182.88 cm) Width: 65 in. (165.10 cm) Depth: 28 in. (71.12 cm) Country of Origin:USA Style:Empire Condition:Restored Year:c. 1890 Description:Very ornate black upright Napoleon III piano with heavy bronze work throughout. This magnificent piece has been completely restored including the piano mechanism and case. Piano is labeled 'MOIRIN AINE PARIS.'   « Less

Height: 39 in. (99.06 cm) Width: 59 in. (149.86 cm) Depth: 84 in. (213.36 cm) Country of Origin:France Maker:Bechstein Piano Condition:Restored Year:c. 1901  More »

Height: 39 in. (99.06 cm) Width: 59 in. (149.86 cm) Depth: 84 in. (213.36 cm) Country of Origin:France Maker:Bechstein Piano Condition:Restored Year:c. 1901 Description:Beautiful antique Bechstein Grand piano serial #60028. This German piano has been completely rebuilt and refinished and has a wonderful deep full sound. It has been completely updated and tunes to 440A current orchestra pitch has three pedals and an over strung base. It is ready for play and even good musicians will appreciate it. The Bechstein name is highly desirable and considered one of the best pianos. Matching bench included.Bechstein PianosCarl Bechstein built his first piano in 1853 and soon earned the respect of great piano composers such as Debussy and Liszt. Bechstein Pianos fast became a standard to which all other European pianos attained to.Within 10 years of its foundation the Bechstein Piano "machine" was employing 130 workers and producing 400 pianos per year. Production of the Bechstein piano range continued to flourish into the 20th century until two world wars crippled the factories. However, by selling shares to the American piano-makers "Baldwin", Bechstein piano production was able to continue again in 1945.In the 1980s Bechstein regained control of the company by buying back its shares and moving the piano factory back to its original home in Berlin. Bechstein Pianos have since regained their reputation as being amongst the very finest pianos in the world.   « Less

Height: in. ( cm) Width: in. ( cm) Depth: 102 in. (259.08 cm) Country of Origin:USA Style:Concert Grand Maker:Wm. Knabe & Co., est. 1837 Condition:Restored Year:c. 1910  More »

Height: in. ( cm) Width: in. ( cm) Depth: 102 in. (259.08 cm) Country of Origin:USA Style:Concert Grand Maker:Wm. Knabe & Co., est. 1837 Condition:Restored Year:c. 1910 Description:Beautiful antique black concert grand piano by Wm. Knabe & Co. circa 1910. The piano has a full metal plate and is over strung. This piano has been completely rebuilt and has a wonderful deep full sound.   « Less

Height: in. ( cm) Width: in. ( cm) Depth: 102 in. (259.08 cm) Country of Origin:USA Maker:John Broadwood Condition:Restored Year:19th C. Description:Beautiful antique  More »

Height: in. ( cm) Width: in. ( cm) Depth: 102 in. (259.08 cm) Country of Origin:USA Maker:John Broadwood Condition:Restored Year:19th C. Description:Beautiful antique rosewood piano by John Broadwood. This pieano sounds as good as it looks!   « Less