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For a moderate fee, PianoGrands offers antique piano appraisals for insurance or other purposes and provides a written report. Would you like to know more about the antique piano you just inherited? Are you wondering if you should buy that piano at an estate sale? If you are considering acquiring a new or antique historic keyboard, desire a report on an instrument you are selling or wish to have the condition of your piano evaluated, we are available for a consultation.Usually this requires an on-site visit.

The handmade antique pianos carefully selected and meticulously restored by PianoGrands are unrivaled in design, style, craftsmanship and beauty. Science and art were still one. Many of the veneers found on these extraordinary instruments are no longer available or are prohibitively expensive on modern pianos.

A vast knowledge of pianos Not only are we hands-on technicians and piano restorers, but we are also serious performers on and scholars of all stringed keyboard instruments. Our historical expertise ranges from clavichords to fortepianos into the pianos of modern times. PianoGrands is extensively known throughout the world by museum curators, scholars, universities, performers and technicians in the U.S. and abroad. We regularly attend conferences directly related to historic and modern instruments.

PianoGrands' instruments are musical and aesthetic treasures. They are distinguished by elegant cases, decorative carving, brass inlay, scroll-cut music desks, and graceful pedal lyres and legs. Each is carefully evaluated and expertly brought to its full artistic and musical potential using our decades of experience.

Bosendorfer is the most famous and respected name in European pianos. The company was established in 1828 by Ignaz Bosendorfer in Vienna, Austria, and was continued in 1859 by his son Ludwig. Bosendorfer came to prominence when Franz Liszt played an entire concert on one instrument without destroying it!