Broadwood Cabinet Upright Piano in Rosewood (c.1825) – Available Restored or As-Is
This stunning Broadwood cabinet upright piano, crafted around 1825, is a rare and elegant example of early 19th-century British piano-making. Housed in a beautifully figured rosewood case, it embodies the refined style and exceptional craftsmanship that made Broadwood one of the most respected piano manufacturers of the era.
Currently offered in unrestored condition, this piano can be purchased as-is—ideal for collectors or those seeking an original period piece—or it can be fully restored upon request, reviving its rich tonal character and playability.
Key Features:
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Built circa 1825 by Broadwood, one of England’s most historic piano makers
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Beautifully figured rosewood cabinet with classic period design
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Hand-made solid spruce soundboard
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Traditional craftsmanship and materials throughout
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Elegant cabinet upright form, typical of early Broadwood vertical pianos
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Designed for both aesthetic presence and musical performance
Though compact in form, this piano was built to deliver a warm, resonant tone and would have originally graced the parlours of Georgian or early Victorian homes. Today, it offers an exceptional opportunity to own a genuine antique—either restored to its former musical glory or preserved in its unrestored, historical state.
Whether as a playable instrument or as a decorative showpiece, this 1825 Broadwood upright is a remarkable fusion of history, artistry, and British musical heritage.