Chickering & Sons Rosewood Square Grand Piano

Steinway & Sons Rosewood Square Grand Piano, 1871, #24920. The oblong hinged lid with rounded corners and molded edge opening to a cast brass plate labeled Steinway & Sons, New York, Pat. Nov. 29, 185

Chickering & Sons Square Grand Piano, with stool, serial #30312 {Dimensions 38 x 82 x 41 1/2 inches} [Losses to finish]

Chickering Carved Rosewood Square Grand Piano, c. 1882, Serial # 68601, with an iron sounding board, with 88 keys, on massive fruit carved legs with scrolled feet, H.- 38 1/4 in., W.- 84 1/2 in., D.-

A Steinway & Sons grand square piano. 1855. New York, New York. Harp fretwork for sheet stand. Rosewood and mahogany veneer. Keys marked by maker "Zeck". Heavily carved cabriole legs. Serial number 67

Large Steinway rosewood square grand piano, ca. 1859, 39 in. T, 6 ft. 8 in. W, 39 in. D.

John Broadwood and Sons Rosewood Grand Piano the case stamped "7032"; with round stool 7'6"

A Steinway and Sons Rosewood Square Piano Circa 1858 serial number 2483. Height 37 1/4 x width 80 x depth 40 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

Steinway & Sons Rosewood Square Piano, Pat Nov 29 1859, #2513B {Dimensions 38 x 81 x 43 inches}

Henry Gaehle rosewood square grand piano, needs some restoration, 37 in. T, 82 in. W, 39 in. D.

Rosewood with carved legs. Serial no. 32359. 37 1/4"h. x 80 1/2"w. x 40 1/2"d.

Hallet & Davis Rosewood Square Grand Piano Patented September 23, 1851. Beautiful mid 19th Century rosewood piano with stool. Hallet and Davis were one of the most celebrated piano manufacturers of 19

Julius Bauer Rosewood Square Grand Piano 500lb 81.25 x 41 x 38.5 inches height

Julius Bauer Rosewood Square Grand Piano. Julius Bauer Rosewood Square Grand Piano Weight: 750lb 81.25 x 41 x 38.5 inches height

William Knabe & Co. Baltimore Rosewood Square Grand Piano. Cabriole legs, grape and leaf carved knees and scrolled feet. Signed on side sound board William Knobe & Co. Gold Metal Pianos Baltimore, MD

Steinway and Sons Rosewood Patent Grand Piano, ca. 1868, in the rococo taste, with applied carving and large carved cabriole legs, bearing the serial number 17177, h. 39", w. 55", l. 86".

Chickering & Sons Concert Grand Piano Used by Victor Herbert (Special Conditions) late 19th century marked "Chickering & Sons" 101 in. long x 58 1/2 in. wide This piano used to be in The Original Wave

United States,Late 19th Century Ornate concert piano with acanthus leaf legs terminating in scroll feet with a finely carved lyre post. Widest portion of case 57" Smallest portion of case 32" Overall

Chickering & Sons Baby Grand Piano Anniversary Edition, International Pitch A. 435, Serial Number 124808; Circa 1915 {Dimensions 38 x 54 x 68 inches}

UNITED STATES, 1939 A 1939 Chickering & Son baby grand piano, serial No. 162281. The piano features a full eighty-eight key length with ivory-topped keys and a black painted finish. The makers mark is

A Chickering & Sons Baby Grand Piano Boston, MA, First Quarter 20th Century serial number 120737. Length of case 61 inches.  Origin: By repute of the consignor, purchased Lyon & Healy, Chica

A John Broadwood & Sons Rosewood Semi-Grand Piano Circa 1860 Serial No. 10662 Height 38 x width 55 1/2 x length 88 inches.

Steinway & Sons, Rosewood Early Parlor Grand Pianocirca 1873, serial number 28737, also known as the "Style 1," featuring Victorian Rococo carved cabriole legs with octagonal foot on casters, 85 keys,

A CHICKERING & SONS VICTORIAN PARLOR GRAND PIANO IN RED MAHOGANY WITH BENCH, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, LATE 19TH CENTURY, with pierce carved music rack, a folding and lifting lid, marked inside cabinet "

John Broadwood & Sons Rosewood Improved Semi-Grand Piano, c. 1830, London, of traditional form, with foliate carved brackets joined to cabochon carved tapering octagonal legs, with 73 keys, H.- 37 in.