Steinway Rosewood Rococo Revival Grand Piano

Wm. Knabe & Co., Baltimore, Rosewood Grand Piano ca. 1875-1880, bearing the serial number 17270, with a rococo revival case and applied carvings, pierced and scroll-cut music stand and raised on large

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".

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,

This is a rare Steinway & Sons "Model C" made of beautiful Rosewood in the Empire Revival Victorian style. The instrument features beautifully turned legs with carved music rack and pedal lyre. This l

Fully restored Steinway & Sons Model 'C' semi-concert grand art case piano, circa 1884, serial number 50541, having a parcel gilt, carved, and paint decorated Rococo Revival case, the top and sides em

A Steinway & Sons Louis XV style carved rosewood grand piano, model C, serial number 37957, circa 1877, having an adjustable fret carved music stand and 85 keys. This model is known as the Centennial

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

Antique 1859 Steinway Rosewood Concert Grand Piano. Antique American circa 1859 concert grand piano by Steinway made using rosewood and tulip wood. This is serial number 2433 and was completed April 1

NEW YORK, CIRCA 1860 A fine model "C" Steinway concert grand piano in highly carved Rosewood case. The long case with shapely carved apron sits on four massive carved Rosewood legs with vines and scro

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

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

American Rococo Revival Rosewood Piano Stool third quarter 19th century, the rotating and extending seat with a medallion back with a floral-carved crest, the circular seat with a foliate- and shell-c

1877 Steinway Model C Grand Piano. With carved rosewood case and ornately carved legs. Serial number 39887. Ht. 39" L 7' 4" W 4' 7".

Humburg Steinway full concert grand piano made of Brazilian rosewood, model D #, custom made for Anne Spring Alsop by Basil De Selencort. Hand made in Germany. Restored by Steinway with Steinway parts

SHOWING A STEINWAY & SONS CONCERT GRAND PIANO, CONSIDERED A STYLE ONE . ROSEWOOD CASE CARVED LEGS AND FOOT PEDALS. MODEL NUMBER . 3163 STAMPED INTO CASE. COMES FROM THE CROTON ON THE HUDSON ESTATE .PU

A Steinway Fancy "D" grand pianoLate 19th centurySerial number: 35820Date to approximately 1877A rosewood concert grand case88 key, 3 pedal38.5" H x 57" W x 105" D

A Steinway Fancy "D" grand pianoLate 19th centurySerial number: 33108Date to approximately 1876A rosewood concert grand case88 key, 3 pedalWith matching stool2 pieces38.5" H x 56&q

A Steinway Style 2 Grand Piano1867Marked: Steinway & Sons / Makers / New York / London / Hamburg; serial no. 15846With a polished rosewood case with scrolled acanthus motifs38" H x 54.25" W x 86" D Ot

Steinway Victorian Model A Parlor Grand Piano, c. 1897 (Serial No. 87434), Empire Revival Style; burled wood case; with electric humidifier. (QELA6205) {WK} Dimensions: 6 Ft Grand Piano Provenance:Fr

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

serial #: 403082, ebony finish, 84in(L) x 58in(W), this lot comes with the bench shown in the photo

A mint condition Steinway & Sons, Model M satin ebony grand piano with matching artist bench circa 1980. Serial #471421. This piano is accompanied by a complete two-page condition report and appraisal

Bösendorfer Art Deco Style Rosewood Grand Piano. Serial #31978. Veneer issues. 40 1/4" high x 93" long x 59 1/2" wide.

Style of J. & J. W. Meeks (American (New York), 1797-1869), circa 1850-60. A monumental rosewood and mahogany etagere in the Rococo Revival style comprising a trapezoidal mirrored backboard with tiere