Rare Superb 18th century English Hepplewhite floral painted and inlaid mahogany pianoforte was made in London, England circa: 1790-1805. Equinox Antiques has professionally  More »

Rare Superb 18th century English Hepplewhite floral painted and inlaid mahogany pianoforte was made in London, England circa: 1790-1805. Equinox Antiques has professionally restored (6) identical 18th century Hepplewhite pianofortes of both American & English origin for historic house musuems and retail customers. All instruments were restored to playable condition keeping all original historic elements in working order with the greatest attention to preserving original historic character & performance articulation for the modern keyboardist who desires to perform period music on a period instrument.   « Less

Rare Late 18th C American Inlaid Mahogany Pianoforte Origin: New York City. Photograph Taken Before Restoration. Circa: 1790-1805

Rare Late 18th C American Inlaid Mahogany Pianoforte Origin: New York City. Photograph Taken Before Restoration. Circa: 1790-1805   « Less

Fine 18th C Pianoforte Keyboard Photo Taken Before Restoration Which Was Found In Excellent Condition Purchased For Future Musical Performances. Circa: 1785 - 1805. We Have  More »

Fine 18th C Pianoforte Keyboard Photo Taken Before Restoration Which Was Found In Excellent Condition Purchased For Future Musical Performances. Circa: 1785 - 1805. We Have Professionally Restored To Date Several 16th, 17th, 18th & early 19th Century Keyboard Instruments (Harpsichords & Pianofortes) With Our Highly Regarded Musicial Instrument Restoration Services For Public Museums, Univerisities, Historic Houses And Private Collections Of Merit. We Would Be Glad To Discuss Your Future Requests Since We Are Actively Seeking Period Instruments In The Worldwide Antiques Market. No Project Is To Small. All Information Is Confidential And A Prompt Appriasal Response Is Delivered. Please Contact The Equinox Antiques & Fine Art Gallery Director - Mr. Mark Reinfurt at 802-362-3540 gallery (10-5)   « Less

The Chautauqua is usually identical in construction to a Concert Roller Organ other than the name, but this 1895 model is a bit different. Typically, a wooden rail is  More »

The Chautauqua is usually identical in construction to a Concert Roller Organ other than the name, but this 1895 model is a bit different. Typically, a wooden rail is attached to the front of the organ where the crankshaft flange is mounted. But this model has the front rail as part of the glass swell lid and a completely re-designed crankshaft flange. The flange extends upward to hold the crankshaft and the swell lid rail is notched to provide clearance. Since the front rail is now part of the swell lid the front case panel is shorter in height. The swell lid is not original and was replaced sometime in the past. The Roller Organ plays flawlessly and includes 3 cobs. Shipping is not included in the price.   « Less

Fine Late 18th C English Mahogany Pianoforte Maker: Messrs Bland And Weller No 23 Oxford Street London. With A Lovely Floral Painted Keyboard. Circa: 1795 Five Octaves  More »

Fine Late 18th C English Mahogany Pianoforte Maker: Messrs Bland And Weller No 23 Oxford Street London. With A Lovely Floral Painted Keyboard. Circa: 1795 Five Octaves Keyboard! A Great Buy! Priced $4500. Found In Weston, Vermont Direct From An Estate. Great For A Historic House Restoration, Entrance Hall Or A Music Room!Stock # RT062437   « Less

Rare Superb 18th century English Hepplewhite floral painted and inlaid mahogany pianoforte was made in London, England circa: 1790-1805. Equinox Antiques has professionally  More »

Rare Superb 18th century English Hepplewhite floral painted and inlaid mahogany pianoforte was made in London, England circa: 1790-1805. Equinox Antiques has professionally restored (6) identical 18th century Hepplewhite pianofortes of both American & English origin for historic house musuems and retail customers. All instruments were restored to playable condition keeping all original historic elements in working order with the greatest attention to preserving original historic character & performance articulation for the modern keyboardist who desires to perform period music on a period instrument.   « Less

Rare Late 18th C American Inlaid Mahogany Pianoforte Origin: New York City. Photograph Taken Before Restoration. Circa: 1790-1805

Rare Late 18th C American Inlaid Mahogany Pianoforte Origin: New York City. Photograph Taken Before Restoration. Circa: 1790-1805   « Less

Fine 18th C Pianoforte Keyboard Photo Taken Before Restoration Which Was Found In Excellent Condition Purchased For Future Musical Performances. Circa: 1785 - 1805. We Have  More »

Fine 18th C Pianoforte Keyboard Photo Taken Before Restoration Which Was Found In Excellent Condition Purchased For Future Musical Performances. Circa: 1785 - 1805. We Have Professionally Restored To Date Several 16th, 17th, 18th & early 19th Century Keyboard Instruments (Harpsichords & Pianofortes) With Our Highly Regarded Musicial Instrument Restoration Services For Public Museums, Univerisities, Historic Houses And Private Collections Of Merit. We Would Be Glad To Discuss Your Future Requests Since We Are Actively Seeking Period Instruments In The Worldwide Antiques Market. No Project Is To Small. All Information Is Confidential And A Prompt Appriasal Response Is Delivered. Please Contact The Equinox Antiques & Fine Art Gallery Director - Mr. Mark Reinfurt at 802-362-3540 gallery (10-5)   « Less

Fine Late 18th C English Mahogany Pianoforte Maker: Messrs Bland And Weller No 23 Oxford Street London. With A Lovely Floral Painted Keyboard. Circa: 1795 Five Octaves  More »

Fine Late 18th C English Mahogany Pianoforte Maker: Messrs Bland And Weller No 23 Oxford Street London. With A Lovely Floral Painted Keyboard. Circa: 1795 Five Octaves Keyboard! A Great Buy! Priced $4500. Found In Weston, Vermont Direct From An Estate. Great For A Historic House Restoration, Entrance Hall Or A Music Room!   « Less

Rare & Important Early 19th C American Philadelphia Signed Charles Albrecht Pianoforte - No. 95 Pine Street Philadelphia, PA. In An Excellent State Of Preservation. We Will  More »

Rare & Important Early 19th C American Philadelphia Signed Charles Albrecht Pianoforte - No. 95 Pine Street Philadelphia, PA. In An Excellent State Of Preservation. We Will Be Restoring The Lovely Instrument Coming This Spring. This Is The 7th Series Of 18th & Early 19th Century English & American Pianofortes Restored By The Conservation Lab At Equinox Antiques & Fine Art. We Are Always Interested In Learning About New Historic American Instruments Available Forsale. Our Professional Conservators Are One Of The Best Teams Available In The Nation For Historic Restorations Of Pianofortes To Be Placed In Museums, Colleges, Historic Houses & Private Collections Of Merit. Our Wealth Of Knowledge Is In Great Demand. We Are Generally Are Booked 6 Months To 1 Year In Advance. All Inquiries Are Strictly Confidential And A Recieve A Prompt Reply.   « Less