This is more than just a piano — it’s a piece of rare American musical history.
Built in 1917 by Wing & Son, this magnificent upright grand (serial number 44651 A) has stood the test of time, a true testament to the quality and craftsmanship of the "Golden Age" of piano building in America. It’s a rare Style 23 model, boasting five pedals, exquisite French walnut wood, and the kind of rich character modern instruments simply can’t replicate.
The soundboard alone tells a story — look closely and you’ll see the tight grain pattern, made from wood grown in old, dense forests over a century ago. This kind of tonewood doesn’t exist anymore. And when this piano is restored, it sings with a depth and warmth that rivals modern baby grands — because it was built to last and built to inspire.
In this current condition it holds enormous potential. Pianos like this have recently sold for $28,000–$45,000 after professional restoration — and for good reason. This isn’t just furniture. It’s a concert-grade instrument in the body of an upright, built with care, passion, and old-world materials.
If you love vintage instruments, if you appreciate the beauty of what once was — this piano is waiting to be brought back to life. Whether you’re a pianist, collector, or restorer, you won’t want to pass up this rare gem.