1925
Steinway Model M
Lustrous mahogany
Once the house piano at historic Mary's Lake Lodge in Estes Park. Restored with new hammers and shanks, strings, and dampers, then regulated and voiced.
$35,000
Featured in the Lafayette gallery
Steingraeber Model 168.
A gently played 5-foot 6-inch grand with responsive action, stable tuning pins, and a custom Mellowhide cover.
Built in Bayreuth, played in Colorado.
Steingraeber & Söhne has handcrafted pianos in Bayreuth, Germany since 1852. The factory produces only about 50 grand pianos per year.
For a technician and rebuilder, the Model 168 stands out for the smoothness of its action, its tonal range, and the solid torque of its tuning pins. This piano has been freshly tuned and is ready to play.
Five instruments, five separate histories.
These are the pianos currently listed in our inventory. Call before visiting to confirm availability and schedule time in the Lafayette gallery.
1899
Steinway Model I
Satin luster ebony
An ornate Grecian-style Concert Upright Grand with Doric columns and a soundboard and string scale comparable in size to a grand.
$21,000
1906
Steinway “Josef Lhevinne” Model A
Special edition ribbon mahogany
Provided by Steinway & Sons to pianist Josef Lhevinne for rehearsal in Denver in 1907. The piano is signed and dated by him, with newspaper articles and memorabilia.
$250,000
1917
Steinway Model O
Satin luster ebony
The personal piano of Newbery Medal-winning author and illustrator Armstrong Sperry. New pinblock, strings, damper felts, Steinway hammers, and shanks.
$32,000
Steinert
Steinert Grand Piano
Lustrous mahogany
Built by the Boston Steinert family, close friends and dealers of the Steinway family. Restored with a lustrous hand-rubbed mahogany finish.
$28,000
Play before you decide.
The gallery is in Lafayette and visits are by appointment. Tell us which piano interests you so we can confirm availability and prepare the instrument.