 | ||
 | | |
We keep an extensive stock of Square Pianos, which, when restored,are offered for sale at our showroom at Woburn Abbey Antiques Centre, Woburn, Bedfordshire. It is possible to purchase an as yet unrestored instrument and book it into our restoration programme; this offers a wider selection of instruments to choose from. Presently for sale are the following.
| |||||
 | |||||
| | | | | |
Five octave square piano by Adam Beyer, 1788. In mahogany case raised on trestle support, with three hand levers operating sustain mechanism and lute stop, and with pedal operated swell. A superb playing instrument. | ||
| | |
 | ||
| | |
Five and a quarter octave piano by Schoene and co successor to Zumpe, 1793. A fine instrument with three pedals operating sustaining mechanism, lute stop and swell. Raised on frame stand and with elaborate inlaid swagging to the nameboard.
| ||
| | |
 | ||
| | |
Fine Gothic harp by Erard, mid nineteenth century. Original gilding, soundboard replaced c. 1960. Excellent playing order and with swell pedal and louvres intact. £8500
| ||
| | |
Also available are: John Broadwood Square Piano 1806 To be restored : Square piano by Broadwood 1829 six octaves in mahogany case on four turned reeded legs. And other square pianos - please email for list.
| ||
| | |
 | ||
| | |
Square piano by Masterman in unusally handsome case with music shelf. With satinwood crossbanding, elaborate geometric string inlay and floral painted nameboard. A fine instrument. To be restored. £7000.
| ||
| | |
 | ||
| | |
Edwardian mahogany tea tray with shell inlay, supported on later stand to form elegant occasional table from which it lifts off to serve as a tray. £1100.
| ||
| | |
 | ||
| | |
Mid nineteenth century mahogany tray of generous proportions, on later stand. £1400. | ||
| | |