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Velvet tones wrapped in a bold red finish, this Cristofori is a rare piece indeed. We are so happy to have it as a stunning piece of history delivered in a modern package. Cristofori Pianos take their name from Bartolomeo Cristofori, the Italian craftsman credited with inventing the piano in the early 1700s. Inspired by…

Rich in tone and history, this Weber console has flavor all around. Weber’s are more distinct and rare in our shop. Make it your’s today, and skip the dismay. Albert Weber founded the Weber Piano Company in New York in 1852. The company produced square grand, upright, and grand pianos throughout the 19th and 20th…

Talk about high end elegance. This dark wood Console is a prime example of all around beauty. Great on space for tight areas, with big sound one can expect from Baldwin. During the early and middle 20th Century, Baldwin enjoyed many celebrity endorsements because of their superior quality. Many famous artists including Liberace and The…

Uniqely dapper, this Russian Mahogany has an amazing wood finish that will simply blow away its audience. Poised with character and graced with taste, ready to liven up any place. The name on the piano reads “Беларусь” (Belarus) in Cyrillic. That means the brand is Belarus, a piano line manufactured in the former Soviet Union,…

This piano is in the most lovely condition, ready to WOW any room it lives in. What a gorgeous Kohler & Campbell. I cannot say enough good things about it. Industrial giant Kohler & Campbell was one of the largest and most successful piano manufacturers of all time. Established in 1894 by Charles Kohler and…

Baldwin’s are everybody’s favorite. This Baldwin Console is in tip top shape with the cutest details around. It doesn’t get more classy than this. Baldwin’s first manufacturing venture was the establishment of “The Hamilton Organ Company” of Chicago in 1888. The Hamilton Organ Company built reed organs under the “Hamilton” and “Monarch” brand names. In…

This piano looks and plays like a million bucks… but without the price tag! Fiery red and a true beauty of a piano, don’t miss out on this rare collectable. Pearl River Piano is on of the world’s largest manufactures, offering a comprehensive lineup of acoustic grands, uprights, and digital pianos renowned for combining traditional…

Built to be totally enjoyed, this stylish Horugel nails the black and gold finish. An esteemed piano for any player. Horugel pianos, particularly the commonly found G-3A baby grand and various upright models (e.g., WG-9), are budget-friendly, entry-level instruments manufactured by Samick Musical Instruments in South Korea during the 1970s and 1980s. Originally a German…

This Kimball is the kind of piano that makes you want to sit down and stay awhile. Perhaps the most famous and most successful of all piano manufacturers in history was the W.W. Kimball Piano Company of Chicago. William Wallace Kimball founded what was to become one of the largest piano companies in the world…

A charming Haddorff companion, perfect for slow songs and happy homes. One of Haddorff’s most famous contribution to the piano industry was their introduction of the “Vertichord”, a small upright piano introduced the 1930’s. After World War ll, the Haddorff name was bought by Conn, who shortly thereafter sold the Haddorff name to The Kimball…

A Kawai Mini with that signature silky touch and crystal-clear voice. Kawai Pianos, with over 85 years of experience, are celebrated for their rich, warm tone and innovative, responsive, and durable design. Known for utilizing advanced ABS-Carbon composites for superior action stability, Kawai offers acclaimed acoustic, digital, and hybrid instruments designed for exceptional performance from beginners…