A pair of legs from a "Crown" upright sought.

[gordon stelter]

Thanks, Dale, 
     Nope: This one has a maple and mahogany case.
Might have been black, once. I'll look for some fluted
legs at my local piano junkyard. Thanks!
    ( Yes, it is like a block of rock. )
     G

--- Erwinspiano@aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 2/27/2004 12:22:14 PM Pacific
> Standard Time, 
> lclgcnp@yahoo.com writes:
> Says it all. I have a VERY nice lady customer with a
> Geo. P. Bent, "Crown", upright, which suffered
> "modernization" some years ago. It is all there, and
> in excellent restorable condition, excepting for the
> legs: which were replaced with pine 2x2's.
>      Any assistance will be greatly apprecated! Am
> willing to purchase a similar instrument (
> preferably
> in un-salvageable condition ) solely for the purpose
> of acquiring these legs.
> 
>      Thank You!
>      Gordon
>         If I'm not mistaken these pianos had a round
> flute leg & usually Oak. 
> Is this an oak piano. It also weighs a ton.
>    Dale
> 
> 
> Erwins Pianos Restorations 
> 4721 Parker Rd.
> Modesto, Ca 95357
> 209-577-8397
> Rebuilt Steinway , Mason &Hamlin Sales
> www.Erwinspiano.com
> 


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