A fine example of the 6 octave bichord grands. Rosewood with appliqué carving to case. Reeded legs. 7’6”
A rare early upright pianino by Pleyel ca 1834. This type of piano was much admired by Chopin.
An unusual ‘Sewing Table Piano’ by an anonymous maker, probably German, ca. 1840.
A Rosewood Barley Twist Antique Music stand ca 1840.
A rare Rosewood French Harpists Chair, ca 1840. Rosewood. Original seat cover.
An exceptional Erard grand piano built for the Paris Exhibition, 1844.
A Pleyel Pianino ca 1847 in rare Amboyna. This model was much admired by Frederic Chopin. SOLD
This is the earliest known surviving Bechstein grand piano, numbered 124.
An exceptionally early Bluthner grand piano, signed by PADEREWSKI, and other important musicians: Frances Planté, Erwin Schulhoff, Annette Essipoff-Leschetizky, Georges Pitsch, Emil Liebling.
One of the earliest known grand pianos by Steinway.