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![]() Chickering Square #1032 (1831)
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This square is similar to the #920 but with the "Projection"front case design. |
Chickering Square #20725
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An all original square from the mid century. In very good playing condition, rosewood. |
![]() Chickering Square #6536 (1845)
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One of the earliest full plate pianos made in the US, this piano was completed in February of 1845. It was supposed to feature cast in damper guides and a cast in bridge near the tuning pins according to the 1840 patent. As seen in the… |
![]() Chickering Square #8361
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This piano predates the big fire and the passing of Jonas Chickering. It is in all original excellent condition with a rosewood case and perfect ivory. |
Chickering Square #920 (1831)
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The early Chickering years were in four generl phases. The earliest were the Stewart & Chickering pianos. Mr. Stewart moved on to work in England at which point the Chickering name alone appeared on the fallboaord, such as on this example.… |
Currier & Gilbert Projection Front Square #94 (c. 1825)
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One of only two known instruments by this collaboration of makers. (see #3) This square is in excellent original condition with only minor injuries over the last 200 years |
Currier & Gilbert Square #3 (c. 1820)
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One of the first of a short lived collaborration between Gilbert and Currier |
![]() Ellis, Britton & Eaton Salesman Sample Square
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This little piano is most likely a salesman's sample. It has a working action and a real harp, strings and tuning pins. |
![]() Geib Square #401
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Geib was one of the earliest of makers in the US. This is an early example of their work from around 1825. |