Steinway Sons
Steinway Sons
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 showroom condition STEINWAY SONS Model D 274 concert grand piano  US $69,950.00
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 Las Vegas STEINWAY SONS Model M LOUIS XV Baby Grand Piano US $26,950.00
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 1918 Steinway Sons Model XR Reproducing Duo Art Grand Piano US $17,000.00
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 San Diego new condition in 2012 STEINWAY SONS Model M Baby Grand Piano US $42,950.00
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 Steinway Sons 1999 Grand Piano Model B 547913 US $49,500.00
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 perfect STEINWAY SONS Model L living room grand piano US $29,900.00
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 STEINWAY SONS Model D Concert Grand Piano performance ready US $63,950.00
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 1998 STEINWAY SONS Model B Semi Concert Grand Piano Los Angeles US $49,900.00
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 HAMBURG STEINWAY SONS Model D 274 concert grand piano new in 2008 US $119,950.00
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 1982 STEINWAY SONS Model B Semi Concert Grand Piano Los Angeles US $41,900.00
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 Los Angeles STEINWAY SONS Model B Semi Concert Grand Piano perfect condition US $42,900.00
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 STEINWAY SONS Model D Concert Grand Piano perfect condition Los Angeles US $59,900.00
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 Steinway Sons The Woolworth Model B Art Case US $150,000.00
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 Steinway And Sons Hamburg Model B Art Case US $64,300.00
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 5778 Magnificent Antique Steinway Sons Model C NYC US $150,000.00
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 Steinway And Sons Model M Beautiful Macassar Case US $49,500.00
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 1920 Steinway Sons Model M Piano US $27,850.00
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 Steinway Sons Grand piano model B Restored Incredible Sound w Artist Bench US $31,500.00
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 1981 STEINWAY SONS Model L living room concert grand piano US $22,871.00
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 superb STEINWAY SONS Model B Grand Piano in Mahogany Satin finish US $39,900.00
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 pedigree STEINWAY SONS Model D Concert Grand Piano Tokyo String Quartet US $69,950.00
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 superb STEINWAY SONS Model A III Parlor Grand Piano in Ebony Satin finish US $32,990.00
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 1882 VINTAGE ANTIQUE STEINWAY SONS UPRIGHT PIANO BIRDSEYE MAPLE ROSEWOOD SOLID US $12,995.00
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 1956 Steinway Sons Model L Project Piano US $14,500.00
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 superb STEINWAY SONS Model M Parlor Grand Piano in Mahogany Satin finish US $24,999.00
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 1885 Steinway Sons Model A 62 Parlor Grand Unrestored US $22,500.00
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 superb STEINWAY SONS Model A II Parlor Grand Piano in Ebony Satin finish US $37,990.00
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 1925 Steinway Sons Model M US $29,900.00
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 Steinway Sons model 1098 upright piano one owner US $5,495.00
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 Steinway Sons M Mahogany Grand Piano US $22,000.00
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 Vintage 1905 STEINWAY Sons Vintage Baby Grand Model PIANO REPRINT AD US $7.95
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 6 ft Steinway Sons ESSEX Grand Piano EGP 183 Piano Disc Player Piano System US $24,444.00
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 in Boston HAMBURG STEINWAY SONS Model O showroom perfect US $39,950.00
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 Steinway Sons Grand Piano Model S Walnut 1984 US $33,294.00 |
 Rebuilt Hamburg Steinway Sons Model B US $53,995.00
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 pedigree STEINWAY SONS Model B semi concert grand piano US $54,950.00
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 Vintage Steinway Sons Model A Grand Piano US $26,888.00
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 Steinway Sons 45 Studio Piano BHA US $4,950.00
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 Steinway Sons Console Piano BHA US $4,950.00
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 1925 Brown Steinway Sons Large Baby Grand Piano US $35,000.00
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 84 New York STEINWAY SONS concert grand piano US $19,995.00
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 Boston Upright Vertical Piano Model UP118P Cherry Finish by Steinway Sons US $4,995.00
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 1885 Steinway Sons Black Grand Piano US $50,000.00
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 Boston Piano Steinway Sons Designed Studio Piano Model UP118s 1998 US $5,850.94 |
 Steinway Sons Sheraton Model 4510 Upright Piano Walnut US $14,000.00
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 Steinway and Sons Upright Piano model 100 US $3,700.00
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 Steinway Sons M Mahogany Grand Piano US $22,900.00
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 Steinway Sons M Mahogany Grand Piano US $22,900.00
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 Steinway Sons Grand M Mahogany with white trims US $23,900.00
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 Steinway Sons grand piano model O Chicago NO RESERVE US $9,500.00
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 Vintage 1905 STEINWAY Sons Vintage Baby Grand Model PIANO REPRINT AD US $7.75
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 STEINWAY SONS UPRIGHT PIANO US $1,500.00
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 Steinway Sons Louis XV 40 Walnut Upright Piano 388200 with Original Bench US $3,900.00
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 Steinway L Grand Piano restored rebuilt refinished ebony US $14,900.00
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 Boston Steinway Sons Upright Piano UP126 Professional Edition US $23.00
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 1970 Steinway Sons Upright Mahogany Console Piano VG Condition F 415270 US $3,000.00
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 Baby Grand Piano1935 Steinway Sons NY Model M Very Good Condition US $12,000.00
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 1958 Steinway Sons Upright Piano Serial 360018 Needs Refinishing 42 US $999.99
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 Steinway Sons 7 Very Unique US $33,900.00
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When Buying A Restored Steinway, You Save More Than Money
To buy a new Steinway or not to buy new, that is the question. Or is that the question? The answer is more straightforward than many people understand. When considering the possibility of buying a brand new grand Steinway piano directly from the factory, or buying a restored or rebuilt Steinway, there really is no comparison. Of course when you purchase a new Steinway Piano you get the factory warranty and back-up and support of the original Steinway and Sons factory itself. You also know that if there are any serious flaws or problems with the piano that the factory will take care of the problem. Whether you chose an instrument directly from the floors of Steinway in New York, or from a certified Steinway Gallery, you will be choosing an excellent instrument. However, the question lies not on just on the quality of service that the Steinway factory, dealers and distributors can supply, but whether or not you can you receive the same service and warranty from Steinway resellers. The answer is both yes and no. Some yes, some no. In fact, some rebuilders offer longer guarantees on parts like the soundboard than the Steinway and Sons factory or Steinway Galleries, so there is no loss there. And many of these places have had years of reputable service that is comparable to the best of the Steinway dealers, so there is no problem there either. There is a caveat, however. And that is that one must know and understand the dealer that they are purchasing the piano from. Unfortunately, in the piano business, like many other industries, there are those that make there living by praying on the ignorance of the masses. There are pianos that have been restored improperly, incorrectly, and will not have the correct sound or touch that the Steinway pianos are so well noted for. So the easiest method to qualify a reseller that is rebuilding Steinway pianos is to find out if the restoration was done by a certified Steinway Technician, and then find out where the pianos that are restored are going. For example, many of our pianos are restored by the same technician who restored the Steinway Concert D used in the Lincoln Center, New York City. One of the most prestigious concert halls in the world. From here, it is easy to see that one cannot go wrong. But even if they are not of that caliber, be certain to have a qualified technician review and understand the background of the instrument you are considering, as well as the warrantees and guarantees either implicit or explicit with the purchase. After all, a Steinway Piano is not a small purchase for most, and should be done with utmost care. American-Steinway piano models
Now on returning to the issue of price, one will find there is a large difference in price between purchasing a brand new Steinway Model B, for example, and a restored Steinway Model B from one of the most reputable of dealers. At the time of this writing the new Steinway B lists for approximately US $68,000 from most Galleries, but a restored Steinway B, of equal quality and guarantee, can be as low as $45,000 or even less! (Check out http://american-steinway.com/steinway-b-1917-ebony/ or http://american-steinway.com/steinway-b-1897-ebony/ ) On the largest of the grand pianos, the Steinway Model D pianos, the difference between the rebuilt and new piano is often $40,000 or more. The latest Steinway D that we listed (http://american-steinway.com/steinway-d-1929-ebony) is $79,000 as opposed to a new Steinway Model D piano that lists for approximately $120,000. Every Steinway Model D listed is around this price, and everyone of them has been restored to the original sound, color, beauty and touch of the latest Steinway piano off the factory floor. Of course the price differences are not just there for the Model B Steinway Pianos either. In every grand piano model, one will find a significant savings. But the savings don’t just stop there. Many older pianos have a tone and feel that is more even and perfected with time. It may seem strange to some, but that is because of they think of buying a piano like buying a car. A piano is not like a car, in that it depreciates with age, but rather, it appreciates and can improve with age, and like a violin or other string instrument, the wood can deepen in tone and depth over time, and create a truly luscious sound that is timeless. One final note on price. Steinway and Sons will tell you that there pianos will appreciate over time. This is true. But the appreciation occurs not just piano of the “antique” value of the instrument. It is also because the instruments produced by Steinway are becoming more expensive with each passing year. This alone creates a wonderful opportunity for both the buyer and seller of a rebuilt piano to enjoy the benefits of not purchasing new. So in the end, the solution is simple--there really is no question of “new” or not “new”. Be certain to consider reputable sources, such as www.pianomart.com, www.american-steinway.com, and other well-known dealers to eliminate the chance of being caught with a broken string. Your rebuilt piano is waiting for you. Do not let the idea of “new” fool you into getting less piano for more--get an ageless Steinway piano for less!
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Mr. Robert Friedman is a professional trader of rebuilt and needing to be restored Steinway & Sons brand pianos for over 35 years. His experience and straightforward approach to pianos has helped thousands of buyers make sound investments over the years. He resides in the greater New York City area, where he can work with the world's best rebuilders, refinishers of Steinway Pianos. American-Steinway piano
need year that my Steinway piano was made. Its serial number is 259702?
It is a vertical Steinway and Sons piano. Dark mahogany wood.
It is a vertical Steinway and Sons piano. Dark wood, possibly mahogany.
I hope this helps.
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