BABY grand from 1835. VERY unlikely!
Thump
--- Andrew and Rebeca Anderson <anrebe@sbcglobal.net>
wrote:
> Is she looking to sell? I've got a client who
> wants a baby G real bad but can't afford a new
> one. [Casting call here.] If the case is
> half-decent, and it can be played OK, she'll
> piece-meal the work out to me to improve it.
>
> She would be thinking of KC pickup, which means
> at a store or other commercial
> location. Doorstep to doorstep delivery would be
> too expensive.
>
> Andrew
>
> At 05:16 PM 10/20/2005, you wrote:
> >Hello list,
> >
> >A customer wishes to have me forward to her an
> >appraisal for her 1835 chickering baby
> >grand. Several years ago, it had been restrung
> >and new dampers put on it. I have been tuning
> >it for several years ( 5 tunings…one every 6
> >months) . It plays…umm…ok.. and the case is in
> >good, but not excellent, condition.
> >
> >Any input from you as to what sort of appraisal
> price might be appropriate?
> >
> >Brian P. Doepke
> >
> >AAA PianoWorks
> >260-432-2043
> >260-417-1298
> >
>
>
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