Thomas Tomkinson Square Upright Piano in Rosewood (c.1820) – Available Restored or As-Is
This rare Thomas Tomkinson square upright piano, crafted circa 1820, is a distinguished example of early English piano-making. Featuring a finely figured rosewood case, it showcases the elegant design and meticulous craftsmanship typical of Tomkinson, one of London’s notable piano makers of the period.
Offered in unrestored condition, this historic instrument can be purchased as-is, ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of period pianos, or it can be fully restored upon request, returning it to its original musical and aesthetic splendour.
Key Features:
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Built circa 1820 by Thomas Tomkinson, a respected London piano maker
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Classic square upright form, popular in early 19th-century England
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Rich rosewood veneer with Regency-era styling
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Handcrafted using traditional materials and techniques
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An authentic example of pre-Victorian English piano craftsmanship
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Available unrestored or professionally restored
This square upright piano reflects a pivotal moment in piano history, bridging the gap between the grand piano and more compact vertical designs. Whether restored to full playing condition or preserved in its original state, it offers a unique glimpse into early 19th-century English musical heritage.