First floor delivery and set up within 25 miles of my shop. (Longer delivery available at extra cost.) Free first service call to nearby areas--ask for details. All of my pianos have received several tunings at A= 440 pitch. More upright and grand pianos are in the "pipeline" so do check back with me. Scroll down, please.
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Mehlin Upright
This beautiful Mehlin upright piano is available to you as a consignment sale from my shop. New bass strings and hammers contribute to its sweet tone. I have known this instrument a long while, and it holds a tune very well. Genuine ivory keys. The refinished cabinet is in very good condition and boasts a fine cut of mahogany veneer as well as some fancy inlay work on the upper part of the music rack 63 x 27 x 54 inches high. Originally manufactured in 1908, it was reconditioned in 1999 and carefully cared for since. Please contact E mail for more details. $2,400
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Kohler and Campbell Spinet
This is a fine little piano that has just arrived at the shop. Its former owner was a friend and client of mine who took good care of it. This modern piano includes the matching upholstered bench with music storage as shown. Walnut finish in near perfect condition. 58 x 25 x 38 inches high. Manufactured in 1969. Please contact E mail for more details. $1,400
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Lowrey Spinet
Just another nice little piano. This one came to me from a former tuning client in New Hampshire who wanted it to find a good home. It also comes with the original, music compartment bench. Story and Clark was the parent company of Lowrey Pianos, and although I haven't determined its exact age, the company was started in 1963. It is probably from the 60's or 70's. The ebony finish is presentable, but somewhat worn. 57 x 25 x 38 inches high. Please contact E mail for more details. $1,000
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1858 Chickering Square Grand
Reconditioned with a balance between preserving historical integrity, and providing a fully functional instrument, this piano represents an important era in American piano manufacture. Jonas Chickering is credited with inventing and patenting the full iron frame just 18 years before his company produced this piano. Please click here to learn more about this unusual piano.
The Smithsonian Institution considers this piano to be of such historical significance to include it in the museum's "Piano 300" Exhibition now on display in Washington, D. C. Click here to see pictures of their Chickering Square Piano for comparison, it is the fifth piano from the top of their page. Contact E mail or phone (802) 525-3115 to inquire. $8,000
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