In the Oscar nominated film “The Power of the Dog,” George buys Rose (not just any piano) but a Mason & Hamlin grand. This gorgeous piano has been owned by just one family, with loving care. It has a broad spectrum of tonal color, clear and clean. It is made of cherry, which Mason & Hamlin reserved for its best. It has its original hammers from 1931, that experts agree produce a higher quality sound. There are a few keys that have tiny chips. This piano is a pleasure to play and produces memorable music for the listener.
This piano comes with the original matching bench. It has a large storage compartment with a reinforced cross beam and has matching brass leg sockets.
This is an extraordinary instrument.