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Manufacturer
Grotrian Steinweg
Model
170
New / Used
Used
Acoustic / Digital
Acoustic
Year of manufacture
1906
Serial Number
16008
Renovation year
2026
Width
148 cm
Length
170 cm
Height
101 cm
No. of pedals
2
No. of Keys
88
Colour
Black
Gloss level
High Gloss
Natural piano key tops
No
Description
Grotrian‑Steinweg 170, fully renovated and recently tuned (June 2026).
Dimensions: length 170 cm, height 101 cm, width 148 cm.
Keyboard: 88 keys with ivory keytops in excellent condition.
Design and finish: elegant Art Nouveau case restored in black — high‑gloss finish on the top lids and keyboard cover, satin black on the remaining surfaces. Polished brass fittings highlight the period details on the legs, pedals and music rest. The original matching stool is included.
Sound and touch: the instrument delivers fine tonal nuances and a precise, responsive touch. Even delicate articulation produces a clear, surprisingly powerful sound — sitting at this piano will bring a concert‑like atmosphere into your room.
History and provenance: built in 1906 (serial number 16008). The piano was originally owned by Professor Aleksander Wielhorski, who taught at the Warsaw Conservatory between 1929 and 1939 and performed in Poland, across Europe and in the United States. After his death in 1952 the instrument was acquired by the seller's family and has seen only light use in recent years.
Condition and sale: used, restored and playable. The instrument has been renovated and tuned as stated; tuning or transport are not included as services. Price is open to negotiation — please contact the seller for details.
Dimensions: length 170 cm, height 101 cm, width 148 cm.
Keyboard: 88 keys with ivory keytops in excellent condition.
Design and finish: elegant Art Nouveau case restored in black — high‑gloss finish on the top lids and keyboard cover, satin black on the remaining surfaces. Polished brass fittings highlight the period details on the legs, pedals and music rest. The original matching stool is included.
Sound and touch: the instrument delivers fine tonal nuances and a precise, responsive touch. Even delicate articulation produces a clear, surprisingly powerful sound — sitting at this piano will bring a concert‑like atmosphere into your room.
History and provenance: built in 1906 (serial number 16008). The piano was originally owned by Professor Aleksander Wielhorski, who taught at the Warsaw Conservatory between 1929 and 1939 and performed in Poland, across Europe and in the United States. After his death in 1952 the instrument was acquired by the seller's family and has seen only light use in recent years.
Condition and sale: used, restored and playable. The instrument has been renovated and tuned as stated; tuning or transport are not included as services. Price is open to negotiation — please contact the seller for details.
Country
Poland
State/Region/Province
Mazovia
City
Warsaw
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