An Erard grand piano veneered in ebony with extensive engraved ivory marquetry. The standard of craftsmanship is exceptional. Given the quality of the work and the original cost of producing work of this quality, we believe this may have originally been an exhibition instrument. SOLD
Very special looking period instrument in a stunning satinwood veneered cabinet with beautiful delicate inlays covering the entire piano. This antique instrument is very compact with lovely proportions and ideally suited for smaller period properties. The piano has pretty much retained all its original parts and materials and has been sympathetically overhauled.
A stunning period Steinway Centenary Model B grand piano finished in a beautiful hand French-polished rosewood cabinet. This fully reconditioned popular Steinway instrument has a very rich warm mellow tone with a responsive action. Must be seen and played to appreciate what a lovely instrument this is!
A handsome Erard grand piano dated, London, ca 1893 in ebonised and parcel-gilt case. Restoration has included new tuning plank. 7′ SOLD
A fine and rare Morris & Co. decorated marquetry medium grand piano C1893, manufactured by John Broadwood and Sons with leaf finish to frame casting of real gold. The rosewood lid marquetry inlaid decoration of idealised briar and acanthus scrolls in inlaid pear and other woods with swallow-tailed birds perching and flying, surrounded by stylised holly-leaf […]
A fine Empire style grand piano in Mahogany with beautiful gilded ormolu details. SOLD.
A truly exceptional grand piano by Erard, Paris, 1897 with casework by Maison Jansen, one of the most influential design firms of the 19th and 20th Centuries. Maison Jansen was founded in 1880 by Dutch-born Jean-Henri Jansen. Originally based in Paris, Maison Jansen was the first International design firm, serving clients in Europe, Latin America, […]
One of my own reproductions of a Viennese fortepiano by Joseph Brodmann, dated 1823. This was built in 1995. 5 pedals controlling: una corda, dampers, moderato, bassoon and janissary. Casework in French Walnut. Joseph Brodmann was one of the most important makers of his time. Bosendorfer was his apprentice and in fact Brodmann was so […]
A copy of a Viennese fortepiano by David Winston, 2008 after Maxmillian Schott, Vienna, ca. 1830. Veneered in rare Hungarian Ash, four pedals. 6 1/2 octaves. Now in the Royal College of Music, London. SOLD