Dutch Auction

The floor price is $5500.

$11,500 or Best Offer
Reduced 12/15 $8500

12/20 - 12/21 $8400 $8300 $8200 $8100 $6500 $7900?
12/27 $7800 $7700 $7600 $7500 $7400 $7300 12/03 $7200 $7100 $7000 $6900 $6800 $6700? Do I have an offer?

Received Q & A
12/17 Q condition of ivory? A Excellent and I cleaned them with 91% propylene alcohol. 12/20 Q on shipping? A Buyer pays all shipping costs.12/21 Q condition of soundboard? A The single crack does not change the sound of the piano, which from another era of Steinway upright pianos. 01/03 Q on refurbishment? A I need to refer to the video and photos, the action is excellent.

I want to sell the piano. The price will drop on Saturdays and Sundays till someone grabs it.

Contact me with any questions about the piano.

Our piano was refurbished in 2001 for $10,000. That was a lot of money at the time to achieve an excellent result. Refurbished pianos can last 20 to 50 years with proper care in the home.

A low-end refurbishment would minimally cost $15,000 today. This is why my piano has value: the job is already completed.

My family bought the piano in 1947 for my 8-year-old father. Dad brought the piano to the States from Dublin, Ireland, in the mid-1970s.

The piano has 85 keys. There is one crack in the soundboard. The piano cabinet does need refinishing.

The instrument has given my Dad and our family years of beautiful music. The last time Dad had the piano tuned was 2 years ago. He had the piano tuned twice a year until then. He stopped playing because of his age; he is currently 86 years old.

Buyer assumes all moving costs.