Baby Grand Piano - Free to a Good Home!! - Needs to be gone before 21 November
I need to dispose of a baby grand piano on behalf of someone. The piano and stool are free but you would have to pay for a mover. I could assist to organise that with my contacts which, given it's movers busiest time of the year, would be useful.
The owner says: The tone is quite lovely and it sounds good when played. I can’t swear to the length but it should be about 4’11. It's due for a tune. The ivories are in good condition, nothing sticky about the hammers. It's a basic piano and a beautiful piece of furniture. I need to let it go and would be very happy for someone to take it for the cost of moving.
A piano reconditioning specialist said: It's a reasonably good make. It needs work, including restringing. The easiest is to give it away "as is" on the understanding it needs work. It is a baby grand so will always be a bit short on tone.
Please call me on 027 450 5057 if you are seriously interested.
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