J. Strohmenger & Sons London???

[digibox]

Hi,
We have a J.Strohmenger & Sons London Piano yet we know little about it and would like to know whether anyone here would know anything as to its value?
Its condition is`nt great, could use some TLC but does seem to play ok apart from 3 or 4 keys dont work but could be repaired i think.

Any help appreciated or if anyone could provide links to specialist piano buyers in the UK that would be great!
Many thanks.

[Feg]

The only way to get an accurate assessment of your piano and its value (if any) is to contact your local piano tuner and get his/her expert opinion.

There is a list of suitably qualified piano tuners by area on this site (links at the left of this page) or via the Pianoforte Tuners' Association website http://www.pianotuner.org.uk.

[rgreig]

If you take a look here you can see a general opinion on the make:

http://www.robertspianos.com/piano-make ... enger.html

I am not a tuner but it doesn't sound very promising given your description of the condition.

Robert

[MarkGoodwinPianos]

Upload some photos of the inside and out and it will very easy to give a general valuation for you.
In general an old piano in poor physical condition with a few notes not working will not be worth a penny. Your best bet may be to give it away. For a more accurate response either

1. Upload photos here
or
2. Hire you local tech to inspect the piano for about £40-£60

[piano heads]

Hi,
We have a J.Strohmenger & Sons London Piano yet we know little about it and would like to know whether anyone here would know anything as to its value?
Its condition is`nt great, could use some TLC but does seem to play ok apart from 3 or 4 keys dont work but could be repaired i think.

Any help appreciated or if anyone could provide links to specialist piano buyers in the UK that would be great!
Many thanks.

If the piano is for a beginner to learn on get your local reputable tuner/tech to do a few repairs and tune to get it in working order for a few years.As to its value probably £0 in present condition,and not worth fully refurbishing.

[joseph]

To me the piano wouldn't be worth a penny, and to many dealers it wouldn't. That's not to say that someone somewhere wont want it and offer you something for it.