Arts and Crafts, Bechstein model 9 Upright Piano in Oak by Walter Cave

Secessionist 1902, Bechstein Model VI grand piano with an inlaid, mahogany case and statement copper hinges. Cabinet inspired by Arts and Crafts and Art Nouveau periods. The polished...

English Gothic style, 1895, Ibach upright piano with a carved, oak case and ornate brass candlesticks and handles. Cabinet features traditional folk art motifs and carvings. Pilasters carved with hearts and stylised trees. Piano cheeks feature a carved sun in a half hex and stylised bird in flight. Front panel inlaid with folk elements including trinity tulips symbolising faith, hope and charity in a central urn with stylised foliage. Piano legs are turned with carved spiraling detail . Piano pedals feature a raised, ornate brass footplate in a curlicue design. Repeating, carved barrel vaults...

A. Neuburger, Wien – Late 19th Century Austrian Grand Piano An exceptional and rare late 19th century Austrian grand piano by A. Nerburger, Wien, bearing the coveted “Gold Medaille” designation, indicative of international exhibition recognition and superior craftsmanship. This elegant instrument embodies the refinement and technical excellence of Viennese piano making during the height of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Crafted in a richly figured walnut veneer with a warm, lustrous patina, that pairs well with the ivory and ebony keys, the case features beautifully rounded, sculptural lines and subtle carved detailing. The serpentine profile, molded edges, and finely turned legs terminating in brass casters reflect the romantic aesthetic of the period. The fallboard reveals the original gilded lettering set against a contrasting black ground, offering a striking visual accent. The interior showcases an ornately carved music desk panel, decorative soundboard elements, and period-correct brass hardware. The hinged lid opens on a traditional prop stick, revealing the instrument’s original harp and string configuration. A three-pedal lyre assembly with a distinctive carved support adds further architectural interest. Viennese pianos of this era are celebrated for their nuanced tonal character—clear, lyrical, and expressive—making them highly desirable among collectors, musicians, and interior designers alike. Beyond its musical merit, this grand piano stands as a sculptural statement piece, equally suited to a refined residential interior, boutique hospitality setting, or curated gallery environment. A rare opportunity to acquire a museum-quality example of Austrian piano...

Early 1900s; John Broadwood & Sons - North Yorkshire, England This piano salesman sample comes from one of the oldest continuous piano manufacturers in the world. Originally establi...