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Marszolf Upright Piano?

  • 03-11-2008 9:29pm
    #1
    Bluefoam
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    I have found a Marszolf Upright Piano for sale on ebay & was wondering if anyone knows about them. It is about 130 years old & has a G. Pohlmann & Co sound board.

    Am thinking of bidding for it but have no idea of its value.


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  • #2
    ODD-JOB
    Closed Accounts Posts: 968 ✭✭✭ODD-JOB


    Hi Bluefoam,

    Its all about the cost of transport with the upright pianos.
    any other details ?.... condition , veneer/finish etc .

    Im not terribly familiar with the brands , but unless Marszolf is a particularly good name , then the piano is worth surprisingly little. Plenty of foregin workshops adopted german names , due to their piano building reputation.

    Ive often seen upright pianos go for less than 100Euro , and seen plenty given away free.
    Many auction rooms wont accept them for sale, due to the cumbersome nature and low value of upright piano.

    I hope you get it cheap !! best of luck with your lot :)
    If you love the piano and have room to suit then its probably worth a whole heap more to you , then you will have to pay !

    Dont be surprised if you get quoted low-mid hundreds for a carrier , which will be quoted according to brand , distance , 2 man labour , driveway , and which floor you want it delivered to !
    Also , wondering if it might be 130 years old ??? I may be wrong but pianos of that periad were mainly like "spinnets" ?
    Is it anyway possible to get a somebody to look over it professionally ?

    Sorry to sound so pessimistic, by the way !!!!


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