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We couldn’t believe our eyes when we saw this antique Steinway upright. It has been lovingly restored and features an incredibly warm tone with all the colour you would expect from a Steinway piano made in the golden era. Must be played to be appreciated.
This piano is being sold with a matching bench, a 5 year warranty and the first tuning after delivery.
INCLUDES Matching Bench, 5-year warranty and the first tuning after delivery. $19,995 plus tax
Manufactured in: New York, USA, 1912
Dimensions: Height 52” (132cm) x Length 60 3/4” (154 cm) x Depth 26 3/8 ” (67cm)
The year is 1891 and this grand piano leaves the grounds of the Steinway Factory in New York. The Music Hall in New York (later known as Carnegie Hall) has its grand opening and first public performance, featuring famed Russian composer Pyotr Ilych Tchaikovsky, conducting his own music in his American debut. Stanford University opens its doors, James Naismith invents basketball and Canada’s first prime minister passes away.
This model, the A-1, was first introduced in 1878. It is the original in the Parlor Grand Series. It measures 6 feet in length and is an 85- note piano. It features a scale design from the larger Steinway, the Model B. The design was crafted by CF Theodore Steinway. C.F. Theodore Steinway was the founder’s oldest son and one of the most innovative inventors and patent holders in the history of the piano: more than 45 patents originate from his development work of which many are featured in this piano.
Aside from representing some of the most stellar advances in piano manufacturing history this particular piano belonged to Indigenous Canadian playwright, novelist and children’s author Tomson Highway.
The piano has been given a second lease on life with a brand new soundboard, bridge, pin block, bridge capping, pins and strings. This major rejuvenation was carried out by the internationally respected Canadian company Bolduc Pianos. In our facilities, we rebuilt action parts, regulated and voiced the hammers, and provided a deep clean to the case. And, of course, the piano has that special, magical Steinway sound…
Must be played to be appreciated. Drop in sometime and hear it for yourself.
Manufactured in: New York, USA
Dimensions: width of 57.75” (147 cm) and length of 74” (188 cm)
The “Acrosonic” model was introduced by Baldwin in 1936 when the trend towards smaller homes led to the development of the spinet, the smallest of the acoustic piano designs. Because the diminutive size of spinets greatly compromised their tonal capabilities, Baldwin designed the Acrosonic with a high tension stringing scale and top quality woods to produce a piano with a fine tone given its small size. Over the years pianists and teachers came to recognize the Acrosonic as the “best of the spinets”. Many thousands were sold between the 1930s and the 1990s when spinet production ceased throughout the industry. Acrosonics were offered in hundreds of cabinet designs but one of the rarest is the striking Danish Modern style offered here. The walnut cabinet features dramatic diagonal legs, mirrored in the matching bench. The back side of the piano is fully finished with walnut and caned panels, making this one of the rare vertical pianos that can be displayed in the middle of a room.
INCLUDES Matching Bench, 5-year warranty and the first tuning after delivery. $4,995 plus tax
Manufactured: 1961 USA
Dimensions: Height 36″ x Length 59.5″ x Depth 26″
Serial number 700318