Steinway & Sons Carved Rosewood Square Grand Piano
Steinway is said to have built some of the finest pianos in history, and many of their 19th Century patents and designs are still being used in piano manufacturing today!
$35,000
(not including applicable sales tax & shipping charges)
Year: 1862
Finish: Brazilian Rosewood
Status: RestoredInquire About This Piano
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This piano was built by the famous Steinway & Sons Piano Company in 1862, less than 10 years after Steinway was established in this country. This instrument is shown here before and after restoration – note the amazing transformation! The case is made of stunning rosewood which is hidden under the blackened deteriorated finish, and it is of the desirable cabriole leg style with carved music rack and pedal lyre. The instrument is elegantly carved and has a massive, handsome appearance. This piano has been equipped with computerized player mechanisms, allowing it to play by itself via a compact disc. This player installation does not impact the manual playability of the instrument in any way. A matching antique stool is included.
Instrument Catalogs
Steinway & Sons Catalog 1
Steinway & Sons Illustrated Sales Catalog. Circa 1887
Steinway & Sons Catalog 2
Steinway & Sons Illustrated Sales Catalog, Circa 1901
Steinway & Sons Catalog 3
Steinway & Sons Illustrated Sales Catalog, Circa 1936
Miscellaneous Ephemera
19th Century Steinway Advertisements
19th Century Advertisements For Steinway & Sons Piano Company
20th Century Steinway Advertisements
20th Century Advertisements For The Steinway & Sons Piano Company
Steinway Factory Picture
19th Century Lithograph Of Steinway & Sons Piano Factory, New York
Steinway Newspaper Article
Mid 19th Century Newspaper Article About Steinway & Sons, Circa 1862
Steinway Showroom Advertisement
19th Century engraving showing the Steinway & Sons New York warerooms as they appeared during the Civil War era.
