Grand Pianos

	Schiedmayer. German c1900, 6ft 3ins (190 cm), Restored in our workshop including re-stringing. Very powerful instrument that will play with finesse when required, lovely rich bass notes and a clear treble, light and responsive action, a joy to play. Looks fabulous too with rosewood veneers, fretworked music desk and large turned legs.	£8900
	Grotrian Steinweg. Model 160 c1927, 5ft 3ins (160cm). This has been very well rebuilt with new strings and felts within the last 20 years, plays beautifully and sounds fantastic, casework had a few marks and scratches so we sent it away to be repolished, now it looks as good as it sounds.	£11500
	Grotrian Steinweg. German c1900, 6ft 2ins (188cm), black on 3 turned legs and very decorative cast iron frame. This piano has had a substantial rebuild including new strings, tuning pins, pin block, bridges, hammers, dampers and much much more including polishing. Looks brand new inside and out, Plays with all the finesse and precision of a new thoroughbred instrument with the charm and attention to detailing only found in the older instruments. The tone is equally impressive too, beautiful deep rich bass notes and a singing treble.	£15900

	Danemann. English c1970, School model 6' 8" long. Always were good workhorse instruments but suffer with their school image, never a pretty piece of furniture. This is a picture of a differant one we had recently, our one currently in the workshop hasn't been cleaned yet and the casework has a reasonable amount of classroom graffiti which will be difficult to disguise. Waiting for a new owner to offer it a home, available for not much more than the cost of transporting it, We do not always have space to keep this one set up so if you wish to view it on its feet please give us a few days notice to find it and set it up, thanks.	open to offers
	Pleyel. We took this one in part exchange but it is in need of some difficult restoration to the exterior, this was once a beautiful rosewood grand piano about 5ft in length on elegent acanthus leaf carved legs it has a lot of promise. It plays fairly well and sounds reasonable, but is in a poor condition cosmetically and will take a lot of time and money to bring it back to its former glory, probably more than it is potentially worth. We may rebuild it in the future if space, time and funds allow but a lot of these great old instruments are being broken up through lack of funds to save them. If you are interested in giving this old piano a home please get in touch.