1927 Knabe Baby Grand Piano Auction Ending 10/23

Items is a 1927 Knabe baby grand piano. Item is located in Bangall, NY.

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#1 – 1927 Knabe baby grand piano, piano bench and light. Serial# 102734. Seller reports "Same owner 20+ y...

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$12.00 – daveh84

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#1 – 1927 Knabe baby grand piano, piano bench and light. Serial# 102734. Seller reports "Same owner 20+ years. The piano has been kept away from direct sunlight in a room with blinds pulled down or curtains drawn. The piano was tuned at the end of August 2022. In the upper register, the last two e-flat (black keys) stick, as do the last three black keys. There is the top of a key missing in the lower register, but still useable. Seller also states, "Used as an accompaniment piano in the early Metropolitan Opera House days. This model was also used in the San Francisco opera ." There is no documentation as to the validity of previous statement.

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1927 Knabe baby grand piano, piano bench and light. Serial# 102734. Seller reports "Same owner 20+ years. The piano has been kept away from direct sunlight in a room with blinds pulled down or curtains drawn. The piano was tuned at the end of August 2022. In the upper register, the last two e-flat (black keys) stick, as do the last three black keys. There is the top of a key missing in the lower register, but still useable. Seller also states, "Used as an accompaniment piano in the early Metropolitan Opera House days. This model was also used in the San Francisco opera ." There is no documentation as to the validity of previous statement.