Used C. Bechstein K 155 | 97 cm | Milan | Price negotiable

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Manufacturer

C. Bechstein

Model

K 155

New / Used

Used

Acoustic / Digital

Acoustic

Year of manufacture

1932

Serial Number

138459

Technical details

Width

148 cm

Length

157 cm

Height

97 cm

No. of pedals

No. of Keys

Additional information

Colour

Black

Gloss level

High Gloss

Natural piano key tops

Description

Brand: C.Bechstein Berlin
Model: K
Number: 138459
1\4 tail
Year of production 1932\1933
Ivory and ebony keyboard
Two pedals
Dimensions 157 x 148 x H 97

Griffa report made in April 2024
Stringing grade 7.5
Cracks in the soundboard
Small cracks in two bridge tips
No woodworm
No moths
Since 1952 Only owner

Financial options

Price negotiable

Yes

Tuning included in the price

Transport included in the price (ground floor)

Location

Country

Italy

State/Region/Province

Lombardy

City

Milan

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