Story & Clark 5' Baby Grand Piano Polished Mahogany
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How large is this piano?
All grand pianos have virtually identical Width and Height. Length is the only dimension that varies dramatically from one grand piano to the next.
Why is Length important? Longer pianos allow for longer strings and greater soundboard surface area, so they usually produce more sound than smaller pianos, but they naturally occupy more space.
What size should I buy? Most industry professionals recommend choosing the longest piano that your space can comfortably accommodate.
Great for small spaces!
Always wanted a beautiful baby grand for your home but can't give up the space for a larger piano? This handsome Story & Clark 5' baby grand piano could be for you! Purchased new in the 2000s, this instrument is ready for a new home.
Rare Polished Mahogany Finish.
Asian pianos feature high-polished ebony finishes almost exclusively - it's extremely rare that we come across one in this attractive Polished Mahogany finish. It's a great choice for more classic interiors and rooms where a polished black piano would be inappropriate. It's a fantastic musical instrument in a package that is very aesthetically appealing.
- Includes original matching bench
Made by a trusted piano manufacturer.
Founded in 1857 by Melville Clark, Story & Clark is one of America's oldest surviving piano brands. The brand has been owned by QRS Music Technologies of Seneca, Pennsylvania, since 1993.
In the 2000s, Story & Clark pianos were manufactured by the Dongbei Piano Group of Liaonin, China, using elements of the original American designs. Dongbei established a reputation of producing high quality instruments for export to the United States under a number of brands, and were acquired by Baldwin in the late 2000s. They are often considered to be the among the most well-built affordable pianos of their time.
Condition notes
While this instrument is in very good overall cosmetic condition, there is a very minor cosmetic imperfection on the right side of the fallboard (key cover), likely noticeable only in that it alters how light is reflected in the area of the imperfection.
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