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Is Schubert a good piano brand?
Schubert pianos were considered well made and extravagant.
Who made Schubert pianos?
The Schubert Piano Company was purchased by The Lester Piano Company in 1932. Lester continued to build pianos under the Schubert brand name until 1937. Can you find your instrument listed in these antique catalogs? Early 20th Century Advertisement for the Schubert Piano Company, New York.
What old pianos are worth money?
| Piano Type | Age | Approximate Value Range |
|---|---|---|
| Steinway & Sons | 5-10 years | Around 80% of new $60,000 to $90,000 |
| Steinway & Sons | 10-20 years | 60-70 % of new $45,000 to $70,000 |
| Steinway & Sons | 20-30 years | 50% of new $40,000 – $60,000 |
| Yamaha/Kawai/Samick |
Where are Schubert pianos made?
Many pianos under the Schubert name were made in the former Soviet Union. The largest factory was in Belarus, and the pianos coming out of this factory were simply horrid.
How do I find out what year my piano was made?
Pianos also have other numbers printed on them such as part numbers and many other pianos do not have a serial number at all. Many pianos will have a 4, 5 or 6 digit serial number to identify the age of the piano. Using this number, along with the manufacturer, the age of the piano can sometimes be determined.
How do I identify an upright piano?
Upright pianos usually have the brand name and serial number located inside the piano, on the back near the top of the strings.
What is Schubert most famous piece?
His most notable works included Erlkönig, written in 1815 and based on a poem by Goethe; Ave Maria!, written in 1825; and the Symphony No. 9 in C Major, begun in 1825.
What piano did Schubert own?
Although Schubert had access to many pianos during his short, 31-year life (including one by Joseph Böhm made c. 1820, and another by Johann Alois Graf of Vienna, an instrument now at the Schubert Birthplace Museum at Nussdorferstrasse 54 in Vienna), there is no evidence that he ever owned his own piano.
How old is my piano serial number?
For determining the age of a piano you need the serial number it received from the manufacturer. The serial number is usually a five- to nine-digit number. It can be found on the pin block, sometimes also on the inside of the case or on the sounding board under the pin block of the instrument.
How do I know if my piano is worth anything?
The FMV is best determined by using several sources including the classified sites like Facebook Marketplace and craigslist on which you’ll probably end up listing your piano. Alamo Music can help you Find The Fair Market Value Of Your Piano HERE.
Are 100 year old pianos worth anything?
Antique pianos are pianos that’re at least a hundred years old, and, like antique books, they’re not worth a lot of money just because of their age. In actuality, these old instruments may be worth very little at all, depending on their brand and condition.
Is there a market for old upright pianos?
Yes, there is a “market” for good used upright pianos (which are extremely hard to find, especially those that are worth reconditioning at considerable cost).
Did Schubert have big hands?
Franz Schubert did not have large hands. Thus his accompaniment patterns can be downright maddening to learn.
How old is my piano serial number?
For determining the age of a piano you need the serial number it received from the manufacturer. The serial number is usually a five- to nine-digit number. It can be found on the pin block, sometimes also on the inside of the case or on the sounding board under the pin block of the instrument.
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Perhaps Schubert was best known for their “Mandolin Piano”. The “Mandolin Piano was an upright piano equipped with a mechanism that dropped metal tabs between the piano hammers and strings via pressing the middle pedal. This effect gave the instrument the sound of a mandolin, zither, banjo or guitar. The Schubert Piano Company even composed and published special sheet music for the Mandolin Piano, and it was marketed very aggressively. This unique sound quickly caught on and became widely known as the “rinky tink” or “honky tonk” piano sound used in saloons and bars across the land for decades.
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History of Schubert Pianos
Schubert Piano was established in New York in 1880. In 1885, they incorporated and Peter Duffy was appointed as president. The Schubert piano company boasted the historic location of Fifth Avenue in New York City. The company was well known for their marketing and production of both the Schubert piano and the Melodistyle player piano. In 1932, Lester Piano Company took over Schubert and the name was discontinued in 1937. [1]
Due to their success with the Mandolin Piano, one of their most popular models, the Schubert Piano company was considered one of the most well-marketed early piano manufacturers and quickly became a household name. Schubert built both upright and grand pianos, and they were usually intricately carved with a lot of detail. These pianos were expensive even in their day, and they were built with only the best craftsmanship and materials. [1]
About Schubert Pianos
Schubert pianos were considered well made and extravagant. Their central location in New York meant Schubert was catering to the elite and most celebrated musicians and music-lovers in their day. The Schubert pianos won awards at the Paris International Exposition, the Rotterdain World’s Fair and the Chicago Exposition [2].
They were well known for their ‘Mandolin Piano’, an upright piano built with a mechanism that dropped metal tabs between the piano hammers and strings via pressing the middle pedal. [2] Because of the engineering of this new piece of equipment, the sound was unique and recognizable from many other contemporary piano models. This Mandol Piano and the sound it produced became widely known as the ‘rinky tink’ or ‘honky tonk’ piano sound, which was used in saloons and bars across the land for decades. [2]
Restoring a Schubert Piano
Many of the more detailed and intricately-carved Schubert pianos are excellent candidates for restoration. By improving the exterior materials and refinishing, these pianos are stunning. To learn more about the process of restoration, contact Lindeblad for a free consultation today.
References:
[1] Pierce, W. Robert. Pierce Piano Atlas: Anniversary Edition, 2017 Our 70th Year. Albuquerque: Ashley, 2017. Print. [2] http://www.bluebookofpianos.com/agess.htm
Antique Piano Shop
Perhaps Schubert was best known for their “Mandolin Piano”. The “Mandolin Piano was an upright piano equipped with a mechanism that dropped metal tabs between the piano hammers and strings via pressing the middle pedal. This effect gave the instrument the sound of a mandolin, zither, banjo or guitar. The Schubert Piano Company even composed and published special sheet music for the Mandolin Piano, and it was marketed very aggressively. This unique sound quickly caught on and became widely known as the “rinky tink” or “honky tonk” piano sound used in saloons and bars across the land for decades.
What Is My Piano Worth? – Steinway Pianos at M. Steinert & Sons Boston
What is my piano worth?
EDITORS NOTE: In 2022, M. Steinert & Sons is actively buying quality used pianos. Learn More
We are contacted everyday by people asking the value of their piano. Usually this is a piano that they have either recently acquired (or are considering acquiring) or are planning to relinquish. Pianos are large and often difficult to move, so this question often comes from people with an imminent or recent real estate transaction.
Top reasons people ask this question:
“I’m downsizing and can’t take my piano with me”
“I’ve just moved and the previous owners left this piano in the living room”
“I’ve just inherited my family’s old piano.”
“I’ve just bought a new house and am considering buying a used piano.”
If this last one is you, please read our article What is the Best Piano for a Beginner
In this article we’ll discuss what factors contribute to a piano’s value (hint… it isn’t antiquity) to help you determine the best next steps for you and your piano. Is your piano something that could net you some extra cash or is it something you’ll need to pay to have disposed of?
M. Steinert & Sons has been in the piano business for 160 years and has experienced almost every age/condition/piano imaginable. The first thing we like to let people know is there isn’t a credible “Blue Book” for piano values like there is for cars, coins etc.
The most important thing to understand is that a piano gains the majority of its value from it’s musical quality. This has been true throughout the piano’s 300+ year history with very few exceptions. Age does not make a piano worth more; it makes it worth less. We expand on this in our New Vs Used Steinway article.
What Factors Contribute to a Piano’s Value?
There are 3 main factors that determine the actual value of a piano (in order of importance):
Musical Quality Condition Furniture/Style
What factors affect Musical Quality?
1. Manufacturer’s Design/Construction:
Did you know that there were over 1000 piano manufacturers in America during the turn of the 20th century? Today there is only one of significance; Steinway & Sons. Most American piano factories were located on the eastern seaboard between Washington DC and Boston. There were many tens of thousands of pianos built between 1890 and 1940 and a number of those pianos still survive today in some form.
Then, as now, there were builders of varying quality; Steinway & Sons in New York and Chickering & Sons from Boston were some of the high quality builders. There were many others of differing quality including our own firm M. Steinert & Sons which built pianos in two factories in Leominster MA under the names Jewett, Hume, Woodbury and Steinert.
Manufacturers and brands that retain the most value and are most re-sellable on the open market:
Steinway & Sons pianos less than 40 years old (30 years old is the cutoff to be considered for the Steinway Certified Pre-Owned Program)
Yamaha and Kawai pianos less than 15 years old
Steinway Designed Boston and Essex Pianos less than 15-20 years old
Samick pianos (including Knabe, Kohler & Campbell, Pramberger, Seiler etc) less than 15 years old
Pearl River pianos less than 10 years old
Higher-end European Manufacturers less than 20 years old, such as Bosendorfer, Fazioli, Bechstein, to name a few.
European Made Pianos and Grey Market Yamaha
While on the subject 0f European-Made pianos, it is important to understand the effects of ambient climate on a piano. Seasonal and daily changes in temperature and humidity will have dramatic effects on a piano. Many of the more expensive European brands utilize native European lumber and are designed for the European climate, which tends to be more mild by comparison to much of North America, particularly when compared to the Northeast United States. This is why antique European furniture often experiences rapid deterioration when moved to the more hostile New England environment.
Also of note, many Asian-built pianos are also less resistant to seasonal climate variations of North America. The construction process of a budget-conscious piano values cost and speed of construction over high quality materials/woods and curing time of woods. As a result many Asian built pianos deteriorate rapidly in the North American climate. In fact, Yamaha notes on their website that it builds pianos “not suitable for the US Market.” https://www.yamaha.com/ussub/pianos/SerialNumberlookup.aspx
Experience has suggested many of the used Yamaha pianos being brought to North America today are pianos that were manufactured for the Japanese market…also known as the grey market pianos. Based on Yamaha experience with pianos not seasoned for the US market, we strongly discourage the purchase.
2. Age/Condition
As you can glean from the above, even more critical than Manufacturer to the value of a piano is the Condition. Over time, as a piano is subjected to its ambient environment, the materials (wood, felt, wire) degrade and the design either allows for upgrading/replacement of components or it does not.
The majority of pianos over 40 years old have zero or negative value. Negative value would be due to the cost of removal and disposal of non-functional pianos.
One exception to this rule; Steinway & Sons grand pianos retain some residual value in advanced age and poor condition. This is a testament to the Steinway design and the longevity of Steinway & Sons as a company. The design allows the piano to be rebuilt, have components replaced and be restored. The longevity of the company means there is access to parts and expertise to allow high quality restoration. Rebuilding a Steinway & Sons piano is not an inexpensive or easy proposition. As such, the residual value is fairly limited for these pianos. For more information on rebuilding Steinway pianos, please see our articles:
https://msteinert.com/2020/09/10/pros-and-cons-of-new-vs-rebuilt-steinway/
3. Furniture/Style effect on value
Pianos of the past are often appreciated for their esthetic value as furniture pieces. Some styles of furniture are less popular today than in the past and don’t fit with current preferences in décor. For some, these styles are preferred. Taste is always in flux.
Today, there is a general trend away from wood grain exterior veneer to a preference for ‘classic’ black. This preference shifts over the years – and has been tilting towards black polish finishes. A flawless black polish finish increases the value of the piano.
Sentimental Value?
We understand that many instruments are imbued with a sense of history associated with long term family usage and joyous moments spent around an instrument. This becomes a sensitive and difficult part of the valuation process for many. It also leads many into search for rebuilding or restoration services that will often cost more than the instrument could ever be worth. See our article on Pros and Cons of New vs Rebuilt Steinway
Nostalgia and emotion have historically prevented non-functional pianos from being disposed of. As a result, living rooms, dens, basements, attics, and parlors in America are still populated by old pianos in poor condition with no real monetary or musical value.
SO – What’s my piano worth?
Here’s a simple chart that gives you a range of possibilities based on our experience for piano values:
Piano Type Age Approximate Value Range Steinway & Sons Steinway & Sons 40+ years $1,000- $15,000 “shell value” Steinway & Sons 5-10 years Around 80% of new $60,000 to $90,000 Steinway & Sons 10-20 years 60-70 % of new
$45,000 to $70,000 Steinway & Sons 20-30 years 50% of new
$40,000 – $60,000 Yamaha/Kawai/Samick Yamaha/Kawai/Samick 30+ years Zero to -$400 Yamaha/Kawai/Samick 20-30 years $0 – $5,000 Yamaha/Kawai/Samick 10-20 years $2,000-$20,000 Known European Make Known European Make 40+ years $0 to $20,000 Known European Make 20-40 years $1,000 to $20,000 Known European Make 5-20 years $10,000 to $50,000 American Piano No Longer Produced 40+ years $0 to $5,000
(consider our popular article: What do I do with my old piano? )
Will You Buy My Piano?
M. Steinert & Sons will occasionally consign a good used piano and less frequently purchase a piano outright. We have been selling and servicing pianos for 160 years and are aware of the market for certain brands and models.
If after reading this article you determine that your piano still has significant musical value – feel free to complete our piano evaluation form and we’ll let you know our interest in purchasing within 7 days.
schubert piano, is it a good piano?
Re: schubert piano, is it a good piano? Marty Flinn 1307391 08:05 PM Joined: Posts: 92 Metro Atlanta GA D Dan Wilson Full Member Dan Wilson Full Member D Joined: Posts: 92 Metro Atlanta GA How old is it? Schubert was not a Chinese instrument; Rather, it was worse, if made in the last 17 or 18 years. Many pianos under the Schubert name were made in the former Soviet Union. The largest factory was in Belarus, and the pianos coming out of this factory were simply horrid. The metals used in the treble strings was of the lowest quality, and often these pianos arrived at the dealership with rust already on the strings, as well as having the copper windings on the bass extremely discolored, and sometimes loose and buzzing. The felt used to make the hammers were also of very poor quality. Honestly, these are some of the worst pianos I have ever seen, and that’s bad. I typically don’t bash lower end pianos unless they really really deserve it. I am afraid this one probably does.
Dan Wilson
World Class Piano Gallery.
Woodstock GA USA!!
(866) 333-0142
Wholesale purchase/sales of used Steinway grand pianos
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USED Schubert Studio Piano
Are you looking for an affordable, quality piano? Look no further than this Schubert Upright 48″ studio piano. Built in Belarus, this piano features a simply elegant polished ebony cabinet and matching bench. It’s clean lines make it look at home in any surrounding.
How does it sound? It sounds beautiful! This piano would make a wonderful starter or intermediate instrument.
This instrument has been thoroughly inspected by our service department and maintained to ensure it is sold in optimal playing condition. It includes a 90-day full-service warranty with purchase and will be tuned before delivery. Additional service plans are available at the time of purchase.
Complete package qualifies for financing and includes a piano bench. Delivery and/or service fees vary and are based on location and logistics. For more information on delivery and service fees, please contact Alamo Music Center for a quote. Delivery and service promotions are applicable at times. Extended warranty plans are also available. Please note that the online shipping calculator is not applicable.
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History of Schubert Pianos
Schubert Piano was established in New York in 1880. In 1885, they incorporated and Peter Duffy was appointed as president. The Schubert piano company boasted the historic location of Fifth Avenue in New York City. The company was well known for their marketing and production of both the Schubert piano and the Melodistyle player piano. In 1932, Lester Piano Company took over Schubert and the name was discontinued in 1937. [1]
Due to their success with the Mandolin Piano, one of their most popular models, the Schubert Piano company was considered one of the most well-marketed early piano manufacturers and quickly became a household name. Schubert built both upright and grand pianos, and they were usually intricately carved with a lot of detail. These pianos were expensive even in their day, and they were built with only the best craftsmanship and materials. [1]
About Schubert Pianos
Schubert pianos were considered well made and extravagant. Their central location in New York meant Schubert was catering to the elite and most celebrated musicians and music-lovers in their day. The Schubert pianos won awards at the Paris International Exposition, the Rotterdain World’s Fair and the Chicago Exposition [2].
They were well known for their ‘Mandolin Piano’, an upright piano built with a mechanism that dropped metal tabs between the piano hammers and strings via pressing the middle pedal. [2] Because of the engineering of this new piece of equipment, the sound was unique and recognizable from many other contemporary piano models. This Mandol Piano and the sound it produced became widely known as the ‘rinky tink’ or ‘honky tonk’ piano sound, which was used in saloons and bars across the land for decades. [2]
Restoring a Schubert Piano
Many of the more detailed and intricately-carved Schubert pianos are excellent candidates for restoration. By improving the exterior materials and refinishing, these pianos are stunning. To learn more about the process of restoration, contact Lindeblad for a free consultation today.
References:
[1] Pierce, W. Robert. Pierce Piano Atlas: Anniversary Edition, 2017 Our 70th Year. Albuquerque: Ashley, 2017. Print. [2] http://www.bluebookofpianos.com/agess.htm
schubert piano, is it a good piano?
Re: schubert piano, is it a good piano? Marty Flinn 1307391 08:05 PM Joined: Posts: 92 Metro Atlanta GA D Dan Wilson Full Member Dan Wilson Full Member D Joined: Posts: 92 Metro Atlanta GA How old is it? Schubert was not a Chinese instrument; Rather, it was worse, if made in the last 17 or 18 years. Many pianos under the Schubert name were made in the former Soviet Union. The largest factory was in Belarus, and the pianos coming out of this factory were simply horrid. The metals used in the treble strings was of the lowest quality, and often these pianos arrived at the dealership with rust already on the strings, as well as having the copper windings on the bass extremely discolored, and sometimes loose and buzzing. The felt used to make the hammers were also of very poor quality. Honestly, these are some of the worst pianos I have ever seen, and that’s bad. I typically don’t bash lower end pianos unless they really really deserve it. I am afraid this one probably does.
Dan Wilson
World Class Piano Gallery.
Woodstock GA USA!!
(866) 333-0142
Wholesale purchase/sales of used Steinway grand pianos
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The Schubert Piano Company was established in New York City in 1880 by Mr. Peter Duffy. The company had a well-deserved reputation for making high quality pianos with very detailed ornamental design. By the early 20th century, Schubert upright, player and baby grand pianos were one of the most sought out by well known America musicians as well as New York affluent musical performers and patrons. The Schubert Piano Company was purchased by The Lester Piano Company in 1932. Lester continued to build pianos under the Schubert brand name until 1937.
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