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Piano Name
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Type |
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| Bechstein |
Grand |
Ebony casing. Turned and shaped legs, period-style grand. Very elegant. Roller action. Ivory keys etc. |
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R145,000 |
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| Bluthner |
Grand |
Built in Leipzig in 1926. Serial No. 111606. Satin-ebony casing. 190 cms long. Roller action. Ivory keys. This magnificent piano has been restored in our own workshop. |
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R110,000 |
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| K. Kawai |
Grand |
Built in Japan in 1964. Serial No. 143 162. Mahogany casing. A good example of this well-recognised make. The pictures show its rebranding to Otto Bach, a common practice in new piano sales. Original condition. |
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R70,000 |
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| K. Kawai |
Grand |
Built in Japan in 1971. Serial No. 519 581. High-gloss ebony casing. One previous owner since new. The piano requires no more than a good service since the condition is virtually as new. |
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R75,000 |
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| Richard Lipp |
Grand |
Built in 1926. Serial No. 40976. Rosewood casing. Extremely original. Gate-leg design. |
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R95,000 |
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| Schimmel |
Grand |
Built in Braunsweig, Germany. This is a most unusual and rare model from this famous maker. The grand takes up a little more space than an upright, but due to the amazing design, it has strings but has strings comparable in length to a much longer piano, consequently giving it very good and balance. |
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R88,000 |
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| Schimmel |
Grand |
Built in Braunsweig, Germany. Walnut casing. This piano is in a very unused state and is a very high quality instrument. |
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R97,000 |
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| Steinway and Sons |
Grand |
Built in New York in 1933. Model M. Mahogany casing. This piano has been refurbished to include new hammer shanks and flanges. Keys re-layered in celluloid. A one-family owned instrument from new. |
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R245,000 |
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| Steinway and Sons |
Grand |
Built in New York in 1941. Model S. Serial No. 311 878. Walnut casing with original stool. This is one of the closest examples of the make we have had, appearance is "as new". Completely original except that the case has been repolished. |
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R230,000 |
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| Steinway and Sons |
Grand |
Built in Hamburg in 1955. Model A. Serial No. 339 195. This fine piano retains all the original character one expects from this manufacturer. At this time we are still to repolish the high-gloss ebony casing and stool. The price of sale also includes fitment of new hammerheads. Original ivory keyboard remains. it is rare to find Steinways of this large size in South Africa; this is also a comparatively late model in these terms. |
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R350,000 |
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| Yamaha |
Grand |
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| Bechstein |
Grand |
"C" Built in1895. Ebony |
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| Steinway and Sons |
Grand |
Built in New York in 1891. Model B. Rosewood casing with massive turned legs, ornate music desk. This piano has been in the Eshelby home for many years; reluctantly offered at R450,000. |
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UPRIGHTS
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| Arthur Allison |
Upright |
Built in the 1920's. Termed amongst others, "Dracula's Piano", this is one of apparently two such pianos built. In an ebony casing, with ornate brass work, this would have been for exhibition when built. The Eshelby's owned this piano until about ten years ago, when it was sold, but have been extremely fortunate to have been given the opportunity to purchase it now. In the Eshelby's long history in the piano trade, such a piano has not been known before. This is an opportunity to own something unique. |
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R45,000 |
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| Bechstein |
Upright |
Model 8. Oak casing. |
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R28,000 |
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| Bechstein |
Upright |
Built in 1916. Model 9.Serial No. 112 926. Sold by us previously, this is one of the nicest Bechstein uprights we have had. Over-string models like this are increasingly rare. |
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R45,000 |
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| Ed. Seiler |
Upright |
Built in the 50's. Beautiful quality. Mahogany casing with Queen Anne legs, and molding-detail on panel. |
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R32,500 |
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| Geyer |
Upright |
Built in the 1950's. This German piano has a walnut casing and Queen Anne legs. |
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R16,000 |
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| Hoffman and Kuhne |
Upright |
Built in the 1920's in Dresden. Mahogany casing. Ivory keys etc. |
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R26,500 |
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| J. C. Campbell |
Upright |
Built in New York in 1916. Serial No. 186388. Walnut casing. |
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R18,500 |
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| Kirkman |
Upright |
Built in London in the 1960's. Mahogany casing. Good quality. |
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R9,500 |
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| Petrof |
Upright |
Built in 1958. Serial No. 82 323. Fancy mahogany casing, being quarter-veneered with detail added. These pianos are of beautiful quality and are highly acclaimed. |
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R26,000 |
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| Richard Lipp |
Upright |
Built about 1900. Ebony case. Original throughout. Ornate. |
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R27,500 |
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| Sponnagel |
Upright |
Built in early 1900's. Burr-walnut casing. All original. Lovely ornate casework. |
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R18,500 |
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| Steinway and Sons |
Upright |
Built in 1895. Serial No. 87918. Rosewood casing with inlay on panels. This is a very rare find, the condition being virtually completely original. Some history is available. |
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R90,000 |
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| Steinway and Sons |
Upright |
Built in 1941, in New York. Walnut casing in art-deco style, app. 118 cm tall. Incredible original condition. One owner from new. |
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R85,000 |
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Winkellmann (Zeitter and Winkellmann) |
Upright |
Built "c" 1918. Burr walnut casing with a very unusual inlay of Beethoven in the top panel. A top quality instrument. |
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R22,500 |
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| W. M. Knabe & Co |
Upright |
Made in New York, USA, in 1947. Walnut case. Very attractive and unusual design. |
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R17,500 |
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| Yamaha |
Upright |
Built in Japan in 1968. Model U1. Serial No. 750637. Mahogany casing. |
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R27,000 |
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| Yamaha |
Upright |
Built in Japan in 1989. Model C108. Serial No. 4772524. Cherry wood case, highly polished. All original, as new. |
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R26,000 |
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| Yamaha |
Upright |
Built in Japan. Model U1. Ebony casing. Virtually as new. |
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R30,000 |
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