Används, Bluthner, Andra

Leipzig artistry, carrying its years with dignity. Blüthner has built pianos in Leipzig since the 19th century, famous for a uniquely warm, golden tone, and this upright from around 1935 is a characterful survivor of that romantic German tradition. Its black cabinet in high-gloss French polish carries the deep, hand-rubbed luster that has always defined the Leipzig house. Standing 122 cm tall, it delivers that signature singing Blüthner voice, mellow in the bass, lyrical through the treble, across 85 keys and two pedals. A well-kept, romantic-era German instrument with genuine vintage character, this is a piano for the player who values tonal beauty and personality over mere volume. A rare and rewarding find, ready to make music.