After 25 years owning this beautiful 1903 Chickering baby grand piano, we need to part with it to make room for another piano.
Just to be clear: this piano should be rebuilt by a professional. It is not currently in playable condition, and although with a few replacement strings it can be re-tuned and made playable to a degree, a true rebuild is the proper way to go.
Notably, a new soundboard and pinblock are needed. Chickering, along with Steinway, was a premier piano maker of the late 19th century, and this baby grand is a magnificent example of that craftsmanship. NOTE: All 88 keys are intact and undamaged, which is a rarity for a piano that is over 120 years old.
Features the famous Chickering "flower pot" legs.