Steinweg Grand Piano

"I'm selling this piano on behalf of a client, and it's a genuinely special one. It's a Grotrian, Helfferich, Schulz, Th. Steinweg Nachfolger, from Braunschweig, Germany.
That name tells a real story. Theodor Steinweg was the son of the man who founded Steinway & Sons in New York. Theodor kept the family firm going in Germany, and when he later sold up to join his father in America, his partners Grotrian, Helfferich and Schulz carried the business forward under his name as a mark of respect. That company grew into Grotrian Steinweg, one of the most highly regarded piano makers in Europe to this day.
So what you're looking at isn't just an old piano. It's a genuine piece of the same family tree that gave the world the Steinway name, built by craftsmen in Braunschweig who carried that tradition forward on their own terms.
Now, in the interest of being straight with you, it's not without a few honest signs of age. The lid has some sun fading from years sitting in the light, and the key covers have seen better days, they'd benefit from being replaced. Nothing that affects the heart of the instrument, but I'd rather you know going in than find out standing over it.
Given that, it's priced to sell at 995 euro, which for a piano with this pedigree is a genuinely fair price.
I've had the chance to work on it directly and the build quality still shows. If you're after an instrument with real history and real character, at a price that reflects its condition honestly, this one is worth a serious look. Get in touch and I'll be happy to arrange a viewing."