Used, Steinway & Sons, S-155

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43,800.00 €

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Manufacturer

Steinway & Sons

Model

S-155

New / Used

Used

Acoustic / Digital

Acoustic

Year of manufacture

1961

Technical details

Width

146 cm

Length

155 cm

Additional information

Colour

Brown

Gloss level

Satin (medium gloss)

Veneer

Walnut Burl

Natural piano key tops

Description

Steinway & Sons small grand Piano S 155 cm, mod. Chippendale, built 1961, in walnut grain, in very well maintained original condition, after a very thorough overhaul by us.

Financial options

Price negotiable

Tuning included in the price

Transport included in the price (ground floor)

Location

Country

Austria

State/Region/Province

Lower Austria

City

Hainburg an der Donau

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Contact Person: Philipp Schneider

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