Early Upright Piano with Flip Top Front and Sunburst Cloth Panel. Design resembles early to mid-19th Century pianos made by John Osborne in Boston, Firth, Hall & Pond of New York, and Loud & Brothers of Philadelphia—some of the first upright pianos made in the US. With carved wood (probably mahogany or rosewood) and veneers and prominent front "sunburst" panel of radially pleated silk, allowing the sound to better project out the front of the instrument, with gilt border details and tapered mahogany legs. Front panel flips down for easy access to hammers and strings. Marked "112" on upper panel.

Dimensions are 63 in h x 46 in w x 23 in d. Condition is as is, with top somewhat loose, some veneer separating, several loose hammers. Not tuned, and in need of restoration. Please call or email for a detailed condition report.

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63 x 46 x 23 in