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Status: Pending Restoration

Instrument Description

Ivers & Pond was one of the top names in piano manufacturing during the late 19th and early 20th Century. Established in 1880, they built pianos consistently until about 1983, well over 100 years. This piano is made of heavily carved quarter sawn oak wood, which is very rare in Victorian era pianos. Most pianos of the period were made of imported and exotic wood like mahogany and rosewood, but few were made of common oak. It wasn't until the early 20th Century when the Arts & Crafts movement took hold that oak because popular in piano building. As a result, highly carved oak pianos are scarce today. This piano will be restored to perfection, and would be a centerpiece for any home. It has a nice brilliant tone, which has been described as warm and soothing to listen to. It includes matching stool. This piano can be fitted with a computerized player system if desired.

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Instrument Catalogs

Ivers & Pond 1915
Early 20th Century Illustrated Ivers & Pond Piano Catalog, circa 1915

Ivers & Pond Catalog 1889
Late Victorian Illustrated Ivers & Pond Piano Catalog, circa 1889

Ivers & Pond Catalog 1895
Late 19th Century Illustrated Ivers & Pond Piano Catalog, circa 1895

Miscellaneous Ephemera

Ivers & Pond Advertisements
Turn-Of-The-Century Era Ivers & Pond Sales Advertisements

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