>Steinway L, circa 1904
>original washed out, faded mahogony..veneer fair shape.
>needs a soundboard, pinblock, and action rebuild.
>very worn, and well used piano
Greetings,
I would be pricing this according to the veneer. If it was a really
nice, striking case, it would be worth $8,000 to me. (If it was plain stuff,
or ebony, maybe $5,000).
Completely finished, from a new board to action rails if they needed it, I
would sell the piano for a minimum of $30,000.
Regards,
Ed Foote
(who happens to have a model "0" plate for sale).
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