I am the original private owner. I purchased this piano new in 2006 in Albuquerque, NM from an authorized Yamaha dealer.

Pristine cndition, perfect tone, controlled environment, never moved. Fastidiously maintained by Cy Shuster, the well-know and highly regarded RPT in New Mexico.

This is a superb insrtrument. It is world class in sound and playing condition.

All maintenance records will be suplied to purchaser.

This is a beautiful fully restored Bush & Lane Empire Revival style full size upright grand piano. Built by the prominent Bush & Lane Piano Company in 1902, this piano has a large, grand tone quality with about the longest string length available in an upright piano. It is made of stunning Burl Walnut wood with massive columns and elegant moldings. This is a heavy, full size instrument with a powerful and awesome presence.

Piano can be seen by appointment.

More pictures are available on request.

Buyer is responsible for pick up and shipping

Please contact us with questions.

This Steinway 1929 Model L grand piano was purchased by my mother, a professional pianist, from Steinway & Sons in 1936 .  It has been very well maintained since its purchase and was completely restored in 1993.  It has a beautiful tone and is a pleasure to play and listen to.

This is a one family piano recently tuned in very good condition with a spruce soundboard.  It was bought around 1960 for my sister who was learning to play. Our family has spent many happy holidays singing around this piano.  My parents are recently deceased, my sister has her own piano, and I never learned to play. It has alsways been in a climate controlled environment. 

Although this piano hasn't been tuned in 20+ years, it has still held its sound well. I've had a tuner look at the piano and he was shocked to see the last tuning date on the harp.

The piano is playable but does need some work to bring her back to full glory. The soundboard is in good shape. She just needs to be cleaned.

Our plan was to restore this beauty to her original gleam, but we are expecting a new baby and need the space the piano occupies. We are willing to negotiate the price if going to a good home.

 Rarely does one find a “used” Grotrian for sale…anywhere.

This piano can retail from $77,000 to $93,000in Europe and in America, according store price tags and the Larry Fine’s 2011 edition of the Piano Buyer’s Guide: www.pianobuyer.com

•This piano was shipped brand new from the factory to this owner’s home in Colorado, in 2011. The case and action are in flawless, new condition – maintained every 3 months by trained technician, and kept in a humidified environment.  This piano has been lightly used by a beginning adult student, who’s very unfortunate life circumstances now require this sale to accommodate unforeseen medical costs. 

Single-strung like all Grotrians, this piano also comes with an artist bench, Renner action-hammers- damper back-action and Bavarian spruce soundboard.

Like other Grotrians, this nearly 7” grand piano enjoys a deep, full tone – with its trademark darker timbre.  The distinctive of its quality tone include: incredibly long sustain, great clarity and a large dynamic range to accommodate crashing bass along with sweet singing treble. This piano is capable of producing the darker Russian colors of Rachmaninov, the tumultuous cascading power of Liszt along with the clear and nuanced musical pallet of Poulenc.

2011 Grotrian Charis – model 208

very nice, 1955 vintage, chickering spinet piano for sale. Bench is included all in good condition.  Piano has been in storage for 30 years. Asking price $1,100.   Buyer is responsible for pick up or shipping.

The piano comes with a bench, lamp, key, original instructions booklet and a 10-year Petrof warranty

Features:
- clear and strong sound
- firm and precise key mechanics yields well defined tones in fast sequences and allows rapid repetition.
- the tall model allows for long strings and consequently high quality well defined sound even in the deepest tones

Please do not compare a Petrof piano with cheap Yamahas and likes. It definitely is another kind of quality. If you look for a high quality piano Petrof is a very good choice for a reasonable price. If you want even better you could get a Steinway piano but for double the price.

The current resale value of the piano is estimated at 14,000-15,000 USD (based on its age, current piano prices and inflation)

see independent expert estimate from justanswers.com – http://www.justanswer.com/musical-instrument-appraisal/65zw0-piano-worth-resale-upright-petrof-p131e1.html?L=T&al=1&utm_source=sys&utm_medium=email&utm_content=crev3_subc_viewresponsebutton&utm_campaign=AnswerNotify&r=ems|2012-01-28|856|ln=viewans.bu

This piano brought me a lot of joy. My friends and I enjoyed numerous musical evenings with it playing both classical and contemporary music. I am only selling it because of my move to Europe.

I hope you will enjoy the piano as I did and you will have a great time while playing it.

Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions.

Beautiful condition, one owner, 1985 purchase new from piano store.  Pet free, smoke free. Purchaser must move, Certified checks or cash only.  Price is firm

Piano was purchased brand new July 2010. Has rarely been played (it was an impulse buy). In excellent condition, only needs to be tuned. Comes with a 12-year warranty registration card that hasn't been filled out. Bought for $6,500, asking for $5,000.