This 1926 Steinway Model M — the beloved 5'7" "studio grand" — has been Steinway's most sought-after size since the 1880s, prized for delivering true concert-grand tone and touch in a footprint that fits a home or apartment. It's the size professional pianists, teachers, and serious hobbyists reach for when a full concert grand won't fit the room.
The heart of this piano has been completely rebuilt by Arlan Harris of Piano Atelier — new soundboard, pinblock, strings, and action, giving it the voice and response of a world-class instrument. The case is original walnut veneer, carrying the honest patina and gentle wear of 100 years of life — the kind of character that comes only with age and can't be faked. A whole-piano climate control system, installed roughly 10 years ago, has been quietly protecting the wood and keeping this instrument stable ever since. It still wears its original ivory keys.
This is a rare opportunity to own a genuine piece of Steinway history — meticulously rebuilt where it matters most, honestly presented where it shows its age.
Priced to sell quickly at $18,000. Serious inquiries welcome.