Cabaret Player Piano

$3,250

Built by Aeolian, one of the leading manufacturers of player pianos of the 20th century, the Cabaret doesn’t miss a note. Updated with an electric motor, this modern adaptation of the pneumatic player system is a fully functioning masterpiece.

Yamaha Console (Golden Oak)

$3,100

The Yamaha console is a sturdy, reliable instrument with a clear and modern tone. Often seen in studios for both practice and recording, it offers expression in touch and tone and compromises very little.

Kimball Console

$1,650

This more ornate version of the Kimball console is a stand-out among Kimballs. Its shiny white keys and faux lyre give this edition a classiness that others lack. This piano would be a welcome addition to any home.

Schumann Console

$2,100

This Schumann console piano is part of a product line built by Kimball. It was named for 19th century composers Clara and Robert Schumann. This edition has been appreciably cared for and remains in excellent condition.

Zimmerman Grand

$4,250

The Zimmerman grand is a descendant of the German school of piano manufacturing based on designs by Bechstein. This model brings a mellow tone and a high gloss finish for an instrument that can bring wonder and class to any home.

Sohmer & Co Console

$1,200

The Sohmer & Co console offers a bright tone in a sturdy shell. It is a high quality family-style instrument meant to keep music in the home. The factory where this was manufactured, and the Sohmer brand, was such that it would go on to be owned by the same company as Knabe and Mason & Hamlin.

Jesse French Console

$1,800

This Jesse French console predates the speaker systems it resembles. It is planted firmly in an original art deco style that experienced a renaissance during the 1960s. This wartime chest leans heavily into the stylistic movement of the 30s and 40s with its pronounced sharp edges and geometric patterns.

Cable Nelson Grand

$4,500

The Cable Nelson grand is an entry level workhorse. This particular model was restored by a Wichita technician of well renown and we are more than happy to display his work here in our store. The even tone of the instrument and surprisingly strong bass make it standout in its class.

Chickering Grand

$6,950

The Chickering grand says comfort and class. This model was built in 1977 in East Rochester, NY. A few years later Chickering would be bought out by Wurlitzer and then Wurlitzer by Baldwin. Regardless of which company gets to take credit for it, the quality of the instrument is apparent.

White Yamaha Grand

$13,500

The Yamaha G1 is a 5’ 3” ivory beauty. It’s not only a stunning addition to any home, but also the quality of instrument Yamaha is known for. Its full, warm tone will fill any room without overpowering the space.