*** Appraised at a value of $15,000 ***
*** Seller is downsizing to a condo and must part with the piano. ***

Made in Boston.
Purchased new in 1928 (Serial # 37714), as wedding gift for accomplished pianist; has remained in the family ever since.

Why settle for a Steinway when you could have a Mason & Hamlin?
Has distinctive Tension Resonator system, unique to Mason & Hamlin pianos:
- Preserves soundboard crown and vibrancy of tone over time
- Structurally "overbuilt" to last for generations
- Provides superior stability through changes in ambient temperature and humidity

Fully restored in 2002 (at a cost of over $10,000), including:
- Case and case parts refinished, with original black paint removed to reveal beautiful walnut cabinet
- Piano hardware polished
- Restrung, with new bass & treble strings, tuning pins and stringing felt
- Fitted with new pinblock
- Refinished plate
- Complete restoration of soundboard and bridges
- Replaced fallboard and soundboard decals
- Cleaned keybed - new felt punchings and regulated
- Replaced hammers/shanks/flanges and regulated
- Replaced whippens
- Overhauled dampers - new felt, cleaned and regulated
- Rebushed damper guide rail; rebushed keys-front and balance rail

Lightly used since 2002. Kept tuned and regulated.

Includes matching bench.