Hardman, Peck and Company 17th Century Jacobean Style Grand Piano

This lovely piano is built in the rare 17th Century Jacobean Style with Spanish influences

$45,000 after total restoration
(not including applicable sales tax & shipping charges)
DEPOSITS: The restoration of this instrument has not been completed. A 30% deposit is required on instruments pending restoration. This deposit holds the instrument and keeps it from being offered to another clients, and it also makes that piano's restoration a priority. Once we complete the restoration, we invite the client to visit our shop to see and hear the piano. If the client is unable to visit our shop, we will send professional photos and videos of the piano for review. The client then has the option of paying the balance and purchasing the piano, transferring their balance to another piano in our shop, or getting a full refund for their deposit. The client is never at risk.
For Sale
Pay a 30% deposit per item
SPECIFICATIONS
YEAR: 1925
LENGTH: 5 feet, 10 inches
FINISH: Antique Walnut
STATUS: Pending Restoration
DESCRIPTION

This beautiful piano was built by the famous Hardman, Peck & Company during the “Golden Age” of piano building in America. The early 20th Century saw a revival in classic historical furniture styles and finishes, and manufacturers like Hardman, Peck & Company offered a limited number of instruments in period style cases.
This piano boasts a beautifully executed custom 17th Century style Jacobean cabinet with subtle Spanish influences, complete with classic rope-twist style legs and elaborately carved moldings and trim. The piano is made of beautiful walnut wood and is finished in a lovely 2-tone antique finish which completes the overall “old world” look and feel of the instrument. Not only is this aesthetically beautiful, but the tone and touch will compare to any new higher quality baby grand piano.
This piano was originally built as a “Welte-Mignon” reproducing player piano, but the original pneumatic player mechanisms were removed from the instrument many years ago. The fact that this was originally a player piano makes no difference whatsoever in the manual playability of the piano. These reproducing player grand pianos were some of the finest and most expensive pianos money could buy, and the “Welte-Mignon” player system was generally installed in the finest instruments.
Since this instrument was originally built as a player piano, it would be an ideal candidate for the Pianomation player system. This system plays wirelessly from computer, iPad or smart phone and 10,000+ song titles are available!
The original matching Jacobean style piano bench is included.

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