This very rare Steinway Imperial Square Grand Piano was custom built on November 20, 1866 for Edward Dous, a wealthy merchant living in Hamburg in what was then the North  More »

This very rare Steinway Imperial Square Grand Piano was custom built on November 20, 1866 for Edward Dous, a wealthy merchant living in Hamburg in what was then the North German Confederation (1866-1871). The piano has a Rosewood finish, semi-gloss black case, ornate hand carved legs and measures 1 square x 68 inches. It has 85 keys which were last tuned in January 2008. Included is a built in humidifier to maintain the internal temperature of the piano dry and cool. The soundboard and bridges are in excellent condition. This design, with a full iron frame, is probably the most powerful type of square piano ever built. When the lid is raised, the sound is reflected directly at the player, further enhancing the power of the instrument. This piano was appraised by the nationally syndicated antique columnist, Anne Gilbert, at $7,000.00. The last appraisal was in September 2011 valued at $5,000.00. All documentation included. This Imperial Square Grand piano is an extremely rare collector’s item, excellent for anyone who wishes to create a mid to late 19th century feel for their home or place of business. Please feel free to contact us for more pictures or to schedule a viewing at your convenience. Alex (305)336-9490   « Less

old musical instrument 1695 Petrus. in 1993 was certify at ProMusica.

old musical instrument 1695 Petrus. in 1993 was certify at ProMusica.   « Less

Tickle the Ivories with this fantastic antique Country Victorian Ludwig & Co upright piano made in 1909 of beautiful tiger oak. It has been in the family for more than 25  More »

Tickle the Ivories with this fantastic antique Country Victorian Ludwig & Co upright piano made in 1909 of beautiful tiger oak. It has been in the family for more than 25 years. The condition of this piano is astonishing! There are only 2 very small pieces of the molding that are missing which is hard to detect without a thorough examination. We are selling this 102 year old piano for so little simply because I am clearing the house of old ghosts. It has not been restored since it has been in our possession but it sounds great even without the restoration to factory standards and could simply use a tuning. No need to spend all that money if you don't want to. It will make a great heirloom piece or addition to a church. It has all of its strings, hammers, and other internal parts. I will email more pictures at your request. Please contact me for more information. Dimensions: 5' W, 27" D, 54" H.   « Less

Drum has a repair sticker on inside dating to 1867, I do not know much else about it. It has all the original hardware but is in bad condition, I have made no restoration  More »

Drum has a repair sticker on inside dating to 1867, I do not know much else about it. It has all the original hardware but is in bad condition, I have made no restoration attempts. I inherited it and do not want to keep it. Best offer.   « Less

is a original pieze made in Japón 4 strings. is not new, have some scrach on the body, but the sound is good, the pick ups are original single coils.

is a original pieze made in Japón 4 strings. is not new, have some scrach on the body, but the sound is good, the pick ups are original single coils.   « Less

CIRCA 1860 MUSEUM QUALITY CHINESE WOOD AND HIDE FLOOR DRUM!!! Large 30inch. Not restored - original rare mint condition! Extra nice and a great conversation piece!!! All  More »

CIRCA 1860 MUSEUM QUALITY CHINESE WOOD AND HIDE FLOOR DRUM!!! Large 30inch. Not restored - original rare mint condition! Extra nice and a great conversation piece!!! All my items come with a signed and dated Certificate Of Authenticity. You are buying with 100% confidence. Please see my other museum quality pieces at AntiqueArmor.com An exceptional piece at an exceptionally reasonable price. You will not find a better one anywhere at this price. Please ask if you have any question.   « Less

This historically significant, pre-Civil War instrument is being offered for sale. This instrument was built in Boston in 1857 and represents American piano building at  More »

This historically significant, pre-Civil War instrument is being offered for sale. This instrument was built in Boston in 1857 and represents American piano building at its apex. Chickering was the premiere American piano builder in the mid-19th century, endorsed by Liszt, Gottschalk, and Busoni. This instrument has a fortepiano-like action with soft leather hammers and soft felt dampers and produces a sweet, sustained sound. The case is rosewood veneer and features a half iron cast frame with Chickering’s distinctive 1850’s “sunburst” design, as well as the original hammers, dampers, soundboard, ivory/ebony keyboard and hardware. The original strings have survived, but have been replaced with historical/modern copies. Dimensions: width: 70” by height: 36” by depth: 32” Keyboard range: six octaves (F’ to f’’’’) Damper release pedal, Moderator/Aeolian harp pedal Pitch: a=440 This particular instrument has been featured extensively in concerts across Canada as a historical recital instrument. It was the focal point of the immensely popular 13-part Bravo/Vision television series “Come Into the Parlour”, and has accompanied such renowned Canadian artists as Russell Braun, Kimberly Barber, Mayumi Seiler, John Tessier, Carolyn Sinclair, etc. It was most recently heard in recital as part of Early Music Vancouver’s Mainstage series in a programme of Mendelssohn, Clara Schumann, and Schubert Violin Sonatas. The instrument is in very fine condition. During the restoration of the instrument (by David Jensen, currently the Curator of Keyboard instruments at the University of Indiana at Bloomington), very little was done to disturb the existing original features. For example, under the lid retains its original French Polish from 1857. Some scratches also are evident under the lid. At some point, a flower vase left a mark on the lid. We also decided not to touch or change these details, as it is part of the instrument’s history and does not detract from the beauty of the instrument as a whole. All the keys are the original ivory and are in pristine condition. The leather on the hammers was replaced with 40-year old soft deerskin. Pre-civil war pianos (for example, Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Foster were alive when this piano was built!) are rare, especially in this fine condition. The piano currently lives in Vancouver, BC. This is a rare opportunity to own a significant instrument that is a part of North American piano building history. The rosewood veneer is particularly beautiful on this instrument, especially under the fallboard, where the wood grain has been matched up with the keyboard sharps. Before shipping, the piano will be cleaned, regulated and made ready for delivery. The method of shipping/insurance will be the choice of the purchaser. All inherent moving/customs costs will be invoiced by the seller and borne by the purchaser. The instrument will be crated and packed professionally here in Vancouver. For more information, or to see/hear the instrument on-line, or make an appointment to view the instrument in Vancouver, BC, Canada, please contact the seller via email : m.jarvis@hotmail.com   « Less

Professionally restored to pristine condition this Steinway & sons piano has a beautiful tone and look that is hard to match. I'll let the pictures speak for themselves but  More »

Professionally restored to pristine condition this Steinway & sons piano has a beautiful tone and look that is hard to match. I'll let the pictures speak for themselves but pieces like this at such a low price don't come around often.   « Less

FOR SALE!!! A Willard Cabinet Grand piano with bench, built sometime before 1930 (a "1916" has been etched into the frame, so perhaps that's when it was built). Piano is  More »

FOR SALE!!! A Willard Cabinet Grand piano with bench, built sometime before 1930 (a "1916" has been etched into the frame, so perhaps that's when it was built). Piano is fully functional -- both sustain and damping pedals work, pads are in good shape, and no damage to the keys. Asking $500.00 call or text (818) 421-8677. Thanks for inquiring.   « Less

1917 Champion Coronet. I have ran the serial numbers and reserch it the best i know how,and on almost every page i serched it says it the only one of this kind there is  More »

1917 Champion Coronet. I have ran the serial numbers and reserch it the best i know how,and on almost every page i serched it says it the only one of this kind there is something about the factory burn down back then and this one with those seril numbers must have been the only one of this kind there is.   « Less