The traditional console case is made to go into a home setting and would be a great starter instrument for any new pianist!Īll of our preowned pianos undergo our reconditioning process which includes: The condition is like new inside and out, with absolutely no wear and tear on the case or hammers. Thank you and best regards.These oak satin Krakauer 43' consoles have been inspected and received an all-points regulation and tuning. Many thanks and if you need any more help please do not hesitate to contact me. Also I would be grateful if you could please complete the feedback section. If so, please click 'ACCEPT', as this is the only way I receive any recompense for assisting you - you may have made a deposit/have a subscription but no payment is released to an Expert until you click on 'ACCEPT'. I trust that you have found the answers helpful.

It is a good selling point to have your piano tuned prior to selling it. A further consideration is to place it in a local auction room however, charges can be in the order of 10-20%. Craigslist is another option and it can usually eliminate transportation matters, which is fine, but I suggest that you always specify that it is the buyer’s responsibility to arrange and pay for collection. If you need to know where to sell, eBay is a possibility as it gives a wide coverage but can take a long time and really people are looking for bottom priced bargains so be sure to advertise that all transportation costs are the responsibility of the purchaser. It is better to sell privately, because a dealer will offer you far less in order to make a profit. Please bear in mind that it is a buyers market at the moment and there are a good many upright pianos out there for sale. If you are intending to sell it is better to start with a high price and negotiate down if necessary. With your piano being dated circa 1926 I would expect it to achieve in the region of $500 - $800. Then in 1977 Howard K Graves purchased the company and moved it to Berlin. Krakauer Brothers were established in 1869 by Simon Krakauer and his son David.

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Krakauer brothers piano values