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Steinway F Hepplewhite Upright Piano

Steinway F Hepplewhite Upright Piano

Regular price $ 7,500.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $ 7,500.00 USD
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TYPE: Upright
COLOR: Walnut Lustre
YEAR: 1987
SIZE: 46"
COMPARE TO NEW: $35,000.00
INCLUDED: Warranty | Bench | Piano Preparation 

In Stock! A hard to find Steinway F Hepplewhite upright piano in amazing condition. One of the last pianos designed by John Steinway, who poured all of his love and knowledge into it, they are considered some of the best console pianos ever made. Only made between 1966 to 1987 with several cabinet variations available, this is the sketch 73 version commonly known as the “Hepplewhite” style. Models made in 1987 are the highly desired last year of their production. Smaller in size and bigger in sound, these pianos will fit into most spaces in your home, but have a full and impressive tone belying their compact size. It has been fully restored with only Steinway parts and the beautiful walnut cabinet and matching bench are gorgeous. Only the best materials were put into this instrument and one look and one note’s sound will tell you this. This piano truly exemplifies why Steinway became the world leader in the production of high quality pianos.

Steinway pianos have wonderful musical and aesthetic character and used ones can be an excellent value for a discerning piano buyer. When properly maintained, a used Steinway piano will last for decades and provide musical enjoyment for all players. 
Known for their strict use of the highest quality woods and their adherence to exacting production standards using traditional hand craftmanship, Steinway pianos have always been coveted by those discerning players in the know and this one is a prime example. Make an appointment to visit our store and experience the playability and rich tone of this top quality American made upright.

Steinway Upright Piano History

Beginning in 1853, when Heinrich Steinweg established a piano company in New York, Steinway & Sons quickly became an international phenomenon. Six years later, in 1859, the now-renowned company had become the largest manufacturer in the world, opening the Hamburg Steinway factory in 1880. 

 Please call Charles at (703)-534-0200 or email at charles@orpheusmusicgroup.com.

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