Antique Quartet Music Stand ca 1840
Maker: English
Date: 1840
An extremely rare antique quartet music stand in mahogany, ca. 1840
Bechstein, 1896
Maker: Bechstein
Date: 1896
A handsome Bechstein grand piano with carved details in the Louis XV style. Mahogany. 6’3″
Broadwood, 1904
Maker: Broadwood
Date: 1904
A handsome grand in the French style with kingwood diamond matched veneers, parquetry lid, gilded ormolu mounts. Rare and much sought-after ‘Barless’ frame. 6’6″ SOLD
Erard, Paris, 1913
Maker: Erard
Date: 1913
Exceptional full concert grand veneered in citronnier with high quality gilded ormolu mounts and elaborate stand. 8’7″’
Steinway, Hamburg, 1920
Maker: Steinway
Date: 1920
An exceptionally beautiful Steinway Model ‘O’ in Satinwood, with inset painted plaques, painted decoration to case, carved and gilded decoration. 5’10 3/4″.
Gabriel Gaveau, Paris, ca. 1922
Maker: Gabriel Gaveau
Date: 1922
Wonderful painted case decorated in the style of ancient frescoes, with musical motifs, classical figures and floral decoration. 5′
Ship’s Piano by Solente, ca. 1925
Maker: Solente
Date: 1925
A particularly fine Ships Piano by ‘Solente’ ca. 1925. Originally belonged to the famous Music Hall singer, Ena Beaumont. Comes with original bill of sale, showing purchase by her husband, Captain Norman Macmillan in 1925
Gabriel Gaveau, Paris, ca 1925
Maker: Gabriel Gaveau
Date: 1925
A grand piano by Gabriel Gaveau, Paris, ca 1925 now beautifully decorated in the Chinoiserie style, specially commissioned by us.
Pleyel Double Grand Piano, Paris 1926
Maker: Pleyel, Paris
Date: 1926
An exceptionally rare Pleyel Double grand piano, dated 1926. Very few were made and very few can still be found. This piano also comes with an important provenance, having originally belonged the French novelist and politician André Malraux.
Gabriel Gaveau, Paris, 1927
Maker: Gabriel Gaveau
Date: 1927
A lovely painted grand piano decorated in the style of an 18th Century harpsichord, by this maker known for their stylish Art Case pianos. Contemporary lid painting by Lucy Makin, based on an original by Fragonard.
Andreas Christensen, Copenhagen, 1929
Maker: Andreas Christensen
Date: 1929
An important instrument by this highly-regarded maker known for his unique case designs. The case has been designed by the renowned Danish architect Bent Helweg-Møller, exhibiting intriguing Art Deco and Modernist design elements. Beautiful integral lighted music desk as part of the original design. Flame mahogany case. 6’6″