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Baldwin Acrosonic
#779195
Walnut Cabinet
Cleaned, adjusted and tuned to A440, ready
for delivery!
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Marshall & Wendell
by Chickering
5' 2" Baby Grand
Built in 1931
#112541
Mahogany
Very elegant cabinet. Regulated and
tuned to A440. Factory original bench included, which is unusual for a
piano this age. Fast, responsive action. Very enjoyable to play.
$3,995
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Kimball Model 6750
6' 7" Imperial
Grand
Built in 1982
#D34122
Polished Ebony
In my opinion as a
technician, Kimball's best grand. Google "Kimball
Imperial grand". 6' 7" grand piano, built by
Kimball at the time both Kimball and Bosendorfer were owned by
the same company. Kimball built to Bosendorfer plans.
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Estimated completion
price flexible depending on customer's needs - call or email
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This one came from a 1902
Valley Gem brand upright piano (a name used by Baldwin).
We cleaned and polished the cabinet but did not refinish it,
preferring to retain the patina. The original upper
front panel is now under a glass writing surface.
Lowering the "fallboard" reveals a series of cubby
holes and the top lid lifts to provide additional storage.
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This piano did not have a
name - all I can tell you is it was a well built piano from
sometime around late 19th to early 20th century. Alas,
as a piano it needed more work than was financially viable -
but it made a gorgeous desk. We chose to put the upper
frame panel on the back to give this desk a finished back and
the new owner the option of displaying it away from the
wall. Fitted with a secret compartment - stop by and
we'll show you.
For Sale
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