Antique Trayser Piano Company Upright Piano
Item Details
An antique Trayser Piano Company upright piano. Model number 107766 from the Trayser Piano Company established in 1849 by American piano maker George Trayser of Indianapolis, Indiana. The Trayser company also has ties to the Ripley, Ohio area where a new piano factory was opened just before a new partnership with Cincinnati, Ohio company J.A. Skiff had begun. Trayser was then sold, the name changed to the Starr Piano Company and moved yet again, this time to its final home of Richmond, Indiana, where pianos continued to be manufactured with great success until the early 1950’s. Includes wood chair painted black with faded painted star on seat.
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Condition
Fair
Tested – All keys functional – foot pedals functional, chair included.
Condition overall consistent with age, material and intended use.
Some ivory keys have been replaced, some original keys still present, back left wheel needs to be reattached but is available.
Dimensions
tested – all keys functional – foot pedals functional
chair included
Item #
16WDC006-102
