Autographed piano follow-up

[Clyde Hollinger]

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Donn,

If no one is answering the question it might be because no one feels
qualified to answer.  If that is the case, I would keep the added value
on the very low side, but I am only giving my opinion, which in this
case isn't worth much.  On the other hand some autographed items do
indeed carry a great deal of value for collectors, but on pianos?  Hard
to tell.

Certain names in certain contexts certainly are important.  For example,
if I knew a grand piano was remanufactured by Willis and David Snyder,
that means something to me because of the recognized quality of their
work.

Regards, Clyde

FIXPIANOS@AOL.COM wrote:

> I asked a question about the VALUE of a piano. It doesn't matter if
> you have never heard of Lily Pons. If her name -- or ANY name for that
> matter -- is of importance to someone then there is intrinsic value in
> that name.
>
> Can anyone please give me some relevant advice that might be of help?
>
> Thanks...............Donn Young, RPT

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