>I have a customer that is considering selling her 1926 Steinway M to a >close friend of hers. She asked me what her piano might be worth in a >private sale. I told her I would do a little digging for her. > >The piano is fairly nice. I think most of the action is original and is a >bit sluggish (not real bad, just a little slow). Fairly new strings, >dampers, hammers and block. Everything refinished very nicely - black case >shows a bit of grain. Other than that, piano looks very nice. Sounds good. > >Seller is in Florida, potential buyer is in Massachusetts. > >Any opinions would be appreciated. I'm also going do dig on pianomart, et. >al. Thanks. > >Terry Farrell >From my vast experience <g>, I'd say the piano was in the $20-25K range. Actually my experience with these vintage beauties IS pretty vast, thank you.......David A
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