Kawai-506N-Upright Pictured in satin mahogany. Johannes-Seiler-GS116N GS116N in Ebony Polish

Young Chang Y114 Pictured in polished ebony. Weber was one of Steinway’s chief competitors and there seemed to have been some feud between the two companies during the late 19th century. The Weber name has been built consistently ever. Weber was established in 1852, a year before Steinway, and they built some of the most expensive, well made pianos of the 19th Century. It is believed that the term baby grand was coined by Weber. This Weber upright piano is a full size, hand made instrument made in the highly elaborate Rococo style, with beautifully carved legs, moldings, and fret work.

Wilhelm-Grotrian-WGS116 WGS116 in Ebony Polish Throughout the decades, Weber built high quality square grand pianos and won numerous awards at World’s Fairs. The W114 is part of the Weber series built in China.ĭimensions: 45″x59″x23″ or 114cm x 148cm x 58cmĪvailable Finishes: Polished Ebony with Chrome Hardware, Polished White, Brown Mahogany or Red Mahogany or Walnutįeatures: Solid spruce soundboard ~ Beech pinblock ~ Young Chang Premiere action ~ Young Chang hammers ~ Soft Glide Fall Board ~ Vacuum Processed Cast Iron Plate ~ German Roeslau Wire ~ Young Chang bass strings ~ Beech or maple bridges More Weber Models Presently Young Chang has divided the line of pianos into three parts: Young Chang, Weber and Albert Weber collections. American designer Del Fandrich has redesigned both Young Chang and Weber lines. The company became part of Young Chang in 1986 and in 2006 was purchased by Hyundai Development Company. History: Established in 1852 by Albert Weber in New York. In the 19th Century, Weber specialized in manufacturing top quality square grand pianos, grand pianos and upright pianos.

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