We are pleased to have in our possession and for sale a magnificent Blüthner Style VII with the original signed receipt by the founder of Blüthner Piano’s himself Julius Blüthner.

Julius Blüthner founded Blüthners Pianos in 1853, in Leipzig, Saxony. His endeavour to build pianos was started by himself and three other craftsman. A deeply religious man, he spoke the words that would shape his company for over 160 years “May God Prevail”.

By the 1900’s Blüthner had become the largest piano manufacture in Germany producing 5,000 instruments a year. Innovations and developments such as the Aliquot String; a fourth string that vibrated sympathetically that was tuned in unison as well as the cylindrical soundboard and angle cut hammers, created a unique voice and resonance for the Blüthner instrument. (Wikipedia)

The Blüthner Style VII is an impressive instrument and an ideal size at 6”3’ for any home. The casework is finished in satin black which is truly stunning and radiates class. The piano has been fully rebuilt from the bottom up with a new Leverett soundboard, new wrest plank, frame re-guild, the original patent Blüthner action and keys has been fully overhauled and rebuilt, new abel hammers, new strings, new felts damper felts and leathers, new bolts, all brass work cleaned buffed and lacquered, all moving parts either replaced or overhauled. And finally the piano comes with the original sign receipt in a frame from the owner himself Julius Blüthner.

You could own this piece of history for £29,995

(includes VAT, a free stool, piano cover & key cover, and the Leverett 5 year guarantee, T’s & C’s apply)