SOLD Antique John Broadwood & Sons Grand Piano, 1892-1894

This beautiful baby grand piano was manufactured in the UK by John Broadwood & Sons between 1892 – 94. It is a true piece of history, with a fantastic touch, sleek and fascinating aesthetic, and it’s bursting with the character of over a century of existence. It has been completely rebuilt by our in-house restoration team at our Piano Workshop in Wimbledon. We’re extremely proud of all the hard work we’ve committed into making this incredible instrument fit for another century of love, use, and performances!

Detailed Description

Antique John Broadwood & Sons Baby Grand Piano, 1892-1894

This fantastic Antique John Broadwood & Sons Baby Grand Piano was manufactured by John Broadwood & Sons between 1892 – 1894. It has been lovingly rebuilt by our team, with the aim of maintaining the maximum amount of the original components and internal mechanism.

The Rebuild Project

First the soundboard has been rebuilt and the strings are all new. We have also installed new tuning pins and new damper felts. The iron frame has been re-bronzed, future-proofing it for years to come. New hammer heads have been installed, in addition to new shanks and flanges. Inside the mechanism, new leathers and cushions have been fitted. The outer casing has been treated, and the mechanism has undergone a complete and thorough service. Furthermore, the piano’s two original wooden pedals have had their mechanism serviced and treated.

Another fascinating feature of this John Broadwood & Sons Grand Piano is the classic style candle holders that fold out from atop the keyboard. The piano possesses a medium classical to bright sound, but the tone of the piano can be adjusted by our in-house team to suit your preference.

History of John Broadwood & Sons

John Broadwood & Sons is one of the oldest and most prestigious piano companies in the world. Since George III in the eighteenth century, John Broad & Sons have been appointed Pianoforte Manufacturers. The company was founded in 1728 by Burkat Shudi and continued after his death in 1773 by John Broadwood. Still based in Yorkshire today, the company can be contacted to get further details on the exact history of this piano. For further information on the history of the John Broadwood & Sons Piano makers, please do visit their detailed and comprehensive history on their website.

Antique John Broadwood Baby Grand Piano Features:

Fully restored in house by our expert piano restorer technicians.
Unique, nineteenth century classical style candle holders.
Soundboard has had a complete rebuild, and the iron frame has been re-bronzed.
New mechanism parts and also new, high quality German strings fitted.
Castors fitted to feet for ease of movement.

Dimensions: Width 152cm cm x Length / Depth 170 cm x Height 100cm (Width 59.8″ x Length / Depth 66.9″ x Height 39.4″)
Finish / Colour: Rosewood / Satin
Pedals: 2
Keys: 85