Antique John Broadwood & Sons Victorian Grand Pianoforte, London c.1840s, Rosewood - As-Is - Retail $45,000

Description

Antique John Broadwood & Sons 'Patent Repetition Grand Pianoforte', Victorian Era London c.1840s-1850s - Nameboard reads 'Manufacturers to Her Majesty' (Queen Victoria), 33 Great Pulteney Street, Golden Square. Rosewood veneer case w/ carved rope-edge 'pie-crust' top & turned legs. Broadwood is the maker whose pianos were played by Haydn, Beethoven & Chopin; a Broadwood once owned by John Lennon sold for $3.2 million at Christie's in 2026. The same model plaque appears on Broadwood grands in the National Music Museum and Fryderyk Chopin Institute collections; restored Victorian Broadwood grands are offered up $45,000+. Restoration project - some keys broken, sold as-is. Est. Retail $45,000, furniture skates not included. Approx 55" x 103" x 40". Local pickup only

Lot number

0014

Opening bid

$1

Quantity

1

Category

Musical Instruments › Pianos

Item location

Commerce, CA