Shoninger
One of Connecticut's most respected piano and organ manufacturers was Bernard Shoninger. B. Shoninger established his firm in 1850 in New Haven, Connecticut, and built exceptional pianos and organs throughout the 19th and early 20th Centuries under the name of B. Shoninger & Company. In 1922, the company changed ownership and the name of the firm was changed to Shoninger Piano Company with offices in New York. Shoninger pianos had an excellent reputation, and the name was produced until the middle 1960s.
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B. Shoninger Piano Catalog 1903
B. Shoninger illustrated sales catalog, circa 1903
Miscellaneous Ephemera
B. Shoninger Advertisements
Turn-Of-The-Century Advertisements For The B. Shoninger Piano & Organ Company
B. Shoninger Organ Advertisements
Late 19th Century Advertisements For Shoninger Organs
B. Shoninger Trade Cards
Late 19th Century lithograph trade cards from the B. Shoninger Piano & Organ Company
Related Instruments
Shoninger Walnut Louis XV Style Upright Player Piano
1899 | $22,000
Shoninger Colonial Style Upright Piano
1910 | $10,500 After Total Restoration
Shoninger Mahogany Louis XV Style Upright Piano
1909 | $15,000 After Total Restoration
Shoninger Oak Victorian Upright Piano
1902 | $13,500
Shoninger Walnut Louis XV Style Upright Piano
1907 | $16,000 After Total Restoration