Broadwood Upright Piano in Rosewood (c.1828) – Available Restored or As-Is
This elegant Broadwood upright piano, dating from around 1828, is a beautiful example of early 19th-century British craftsmanship. Encased in striking rosewood, it reflects the refined aesthetic and musical quality that made Broadwood one of the most prestigious piano makers of the period.
Currently offered in unrestored condition, this piano is available for purchase as-is, ideal for collectors or enthusiasts of period instruments. Alternatively, it can be fully restored upon request, carefully preserving its historical integrity while returning it to excellent playing condition.
Key Features:
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Built circa 1828 by Broadwood, renowned London piano maker
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Rich, bookmatched rosewood veneer with classic early Victorian styling
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Hand-crafted with traditional 19th-century materials and methods
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Elegant upright design with cabinet-style proportions
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Ideal as a historically significant instrument or as a decorative showpiece
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Full restoration available if desired
Pianos from this period were made with meticulous care and intended to last for generations. This particular Broadwood upright, with its compact yet stately design and fine rosewood finish, is a testament to that enduring quality.
Whether restored to full musical capability or preserved in its original antique state, this 1828 Broadwood upright is a rare and beautiful piece of British musical history.