A very fine example of one of these unusually tall upright pianos, by an important maker. Original condition.
Square piano by Erard ca 1803 with restoration by Lapp dated 1812.
An incredibly rare early 19th Century fortepiano by Freudenthaler, Paris, 1809. 5 pedals, FF-c4. Beautifully restrained and elegant casework in Cuban mahogany with flame maple interior and fine ormolu mounts. Truly exceptional. SOLD
A much sought-after Rosewood duet stand by Erard, London, ca. 1810
Mahogany Antique Duet Music Stand on tripod base.
A Child’s Square piano attributed to Andreas Stein, Vienna, ca. 1810. A similar instrument is in the Kunsthistoriches Museum, Vienna.
A beautiful French square piano by Frey, Paris, dated 1811. Burr elm and Cuban mahogany case with ormolu castings. Wonderful ‘verre eglomise’ nameboard. SOLD
A rare ‘Giraffe Piano’ with Viennese action. 5 Pedals controlling: dampers, moderato 1 and 2, Janissary, bassoon. Veneered in Walnut with fine ormolu mounts. SOLD
A very rare early grand piano from 1832, the same year as the Erard piano of Felix Mendelssohn, which was given to Erard to be modified at a later date, as was this one, ca. 1842. We wonder if it may be this piano. SOLD
A rare early upright pianino by Pleyel ca 1834. This type of piano was much admired by Chopin.