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Knabe Country French Baby Grand Piano

During this era, Knabe the official piano of the Metropolitan Opera. Their pianos were known for having a sweet and harmonious tone that was ideal for vocal accompaniment.

$25,000 after total restoration
(not including applicable sales tax & shipping charges)


Year: 1922
Length: 5 feet, 8 inches
Finish: Distressed White/Ivory with Gold Trim
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Instrument Description

This piano was purchased from an estate in New Orleans where the French influence is very popular. It was built by the famous Wm. Knabe Piano Company of Baltimore in 1928, and has a distressed white/ivory finish with gold trim. The French-Style legs add a great deal of elegance to the instrument, and it has beautiful, clean lines. It is being restored to like new condition, and the customer has the option of having it refinished in original ivory white w/ gold trim, natural mahogany, or black lacquer. It comes with an authentic French style bench, and it can be equipped with a computerized player mechanism if desired.

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Instrument Catalogs

Knabe Catalog 1870
Rare Victoran era illustrated sales catalog for William Knabe & Company, circa 1870

Knabe Catalog 1915
Early 20th Century Illustrated Sales Catalog For The William Knabe & Company, Circa 1915

Miscellaneous Ephemera

19th Century Knabe Advertisements
Middle & Late 19th Century Advertisements For The Knabe Piano Company

20th Century Knabe Advertisements
Early 20th Century Advertisements for the Wm. Knabe Piano Company

Knabe Newspaper Article
19th Century Newspaper Article Featuring The William Knabe Piano Company, Circa 1864