Knabe Satin Mahogany Grand

Make:

Knabe

ABOUT THIS KNABE PIANO:

Here’s an original, American made Knabe (not a Korean-made Knabe) that has been cared for so well that it has sustained no cabinet damage or chipped keys in 64 years. A terrific piano inside and out! To learn more about this piano or to make an appointment to see our pianos, use the e-mail button below. We usually respond within 24 hours. Or call us toll free: 1-877.242.9944 or ask for Rick at: 630-584-5000. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Model:

Size:

5'2"

Year:

1905

Case & Finish:

Satin Mahogany

ABOUT KNABE PIANOS:

Knabe is among the top 5 most cherished names in American pianos. It joins Steinway, Mason & Hamlin, Chickering and Baldwin as being the top brands of yesteryear. Knabe pianos were originally made in Baltimore and at one point, they were even owned by Chickering and Mason & Hamlin. The company was founded in 1859, and built just under 200,000 pianos before their doors closed in 1983. They were highly regarded handmade instruments whose limited production was roughly half that of Steinway. To put that all in perspective, Steinway’s production is roughly 1/20th that of say, Yamaha! After 1983, the Knabe name – like most other American brand names, got kicked around by various companies and eventually landed in the hands of Samick, who now builds Knabe pianos in Korea.

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Make:	Knabe	ABOUT THIS KNABE PIANO: Here’s an original, American made Knabe (not a Korean-made Knabe) that has been cared for so well that it has sustained no cabinet damage or chipped keys in 64 years. A terrific piano inside and out! To learn more about this piano or to make an appointment to see our pianos, use the e-mail button below. We usually respond within 24 hours. Or call us toll free: 1-877.242.9944 or ask for Rick at: 630-584-5000. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Model:	-
Size:	5'2"
Year:	1905
Case & Finish:	Satin Mahogany
ABOUT KNABE PIANOS:	Knabe is among the top 5 most cherished names in American pianos. It joins Steinway, Mason & Hamlin, Chickering and Baldwin as being the top brands of yesteryear. Knabe pianos were originally made in Baltimore and at one point, they were even owned by Chickering and Mason & Hamlin. The company was founded in 1859, and built just under 200,000 pianos before their doors closed in 1983. They were highly regarded handmade instruments whose limited production was roughly half that of Steinway. To put that all in perspective, Steinway’s production is roughly 1/20th that of say, Yamaha! After 1983, the Knabe name – like most other American brand names, got kicked around by various companies and eventually landed in the hands of Samick, who now builds Knabe pianos in Korea.
		Click photo to enlarge!