58" Tall x 61" Wide x 28" Deep.
This was made prior to WWI by a very reputable piano company. Description here: antiquepianoshop(dot)com/online-museum/bush-lane/

I put $2,500 into it to have it completely re-done back in the late 1990's, except for the board the pins go into. The work was done at the Minnesota Music Museum down in Blue Earth MN by Amundson. It has a burled walnut veneer and unique stylized woodwork.

This is a very HEAVY piano. I have its wheels on casters in order to keep them from digging into my wooden floor. The height of the lift from the casters was enough to strain the pedals as my foot pressed down on them, so now I put a cutting board underneath the pedals. I explain this because one of the pedals was strained and the bolt shirred. That pedal I still have and it needs to be put back on. The damper pedal used to control a honky-tonk mechanism I had put in, but have since removed and no longer have. Right now it controls nothing.

This piano keeps its tune quite well. However, since covid, I have not had it tuned.

have not kept up with tuning it. I need to sell it because I am planning on moving across country in the near future. Buyer would have to assume paying for moving the piano out of my home and into theirs. You will not be able to move this on your own. I really would like this to go to someone who will cherish it as I have over the years. It has wonderful tone and the fellow who used to tune it for me when I first bought it used to schedule extra time for the appointment just so he could stay longer and play it!

Serious buyers only.