This historic Steinway & Sons Model K, crafted in New York during the golden era of American piano manufacturing, features a rich mahogany finish and classic cabinet styling.
Renowned for their robust construction, responsive action, and expansive tonal range, these late-19th-century Steinway uprights offer a commanding presence both musically and visually.
The upper front panels can optionally be customized with open fretwork, offering a view of the internal mechanics (example in last picture).
Message to schedule a viewing or play-test at the workshop.
Similiar fully restored Steinways go for $20,000 to $30,000+ in retail showrooms.
Steinway & Sons Model K Upright – USA 1894 – Flamed Mahogany
- Deep cleaning of inside cabinet, action, strings, etc.
- Lubrication of action, key pins, pedals, etc.
- Full regulation of action to factory settings
- Voicing of hammers
- Tuning to A-440 concert pitch
- Pedal calibration
- Cabinet treatment & polishing
