PIANO MAKE: Henry F. Miller
PIANO MODEL: Baby Grand PIANO
SERIAL #: 48057
OWNERSHIP: Private
SIZE: 5’ 6”
MISSING PARTS: None
PLAYING CONDITION: Very even feel across the entire keyboard
KEYBOARD: Perfect with original ivories STRINGS: Original with normal discoloration LAST TUNED: Nov. 7th, 2025
FINISH COLOR: Dark Mahogany FINISH CONDITION: Excellent PEDALS: All 3 pedals work fine.
SOUNDBOARD: The soundboard is in good condition.
Additional Information: This piano was completely rebuilt in the early 1970’s ACME Piano Sales in Somerville, MA. The piano is in excellent condition overall. Furthermore, it is kept in such perfect condition that is one of the nicest pianos I have ever inspected and appraised.

Manufacturer History:

Built in 1918 by Henry F. Miller Piano of Boston, MA., Boston 1863. A classically trained musician named Henry F. Miller had worked for several years at another piano maker, learning his craft. But as a performer, who had earned a reputation at the keyboard, he knew he could create a piano with the dynamics and aesthetics an artist could love. Miller and Gibson’s new instruments were such a success that Miller’s five sons were brought into the business. Under the leadership of Henry F. Miller, Jr., they improved and refined their pianos, and by the turn of the century, many virtuoso performers demanded Miller & Sons pianos for their concert work.

The Henry F. Miller plant, as it appeared in 1898, was typical of the industrial architecture of this day. Factories were built within cities to ensure a large labor pool. However, the space restrictions of most cities necessitated multi-story factories.

Over the next century and into the present, Henry F. Miller pianos have continued to be valued for their character as instruments and for the distinction of their design.

The Henry F. Miller commitment to excellence has been indisputable for over 135 years. Only the finest hardwoods and other materials are selected and delivered into the hands of skilled craftspeople. Their attention to detail and scrupulous quality control insure that the instrument you select will last for generations.