Carl Ehrlich Berlin Upright Piano
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Carl Ehrlich Berlin Upright Piano
Hi All.
We have just inherited a piano and are wondering if it is worth fixing up or just getting rid of.
I have looked on line and cant find anything about this particular brand.
The brand on the piano is Carl Ehlrich Berlin. It has a single crown and we have the serial number. I’ve taken a number of images that can be seen here. https://photos.app.goo.gl/qtleWSJviEYogBSW2
Doesn anyone have any knowledge on this brand? Does it have any value or should we just give it away?
Any ideas where I can find more information?
Any information is appreciated?
Thanks in advance
Shane
We have just inherited a piano and are wondering if it is worth fixing up or just getting rid of.
I have looked on line and cant find anything about this particular brand.
The brand on the piano is Carl Ehlrich Berlin. It has a single crown and we have the serial number. I’ve taken a number of images that can be seen here. https://photos.app.goo.gl/qtleWSJviEYogBSW2
Doesn anyone have any knowledge on this brand? Does it have any value or should we just give it away?
Any ideas where I can find more information?
Any information is appreciated?
Thanks in advance
Shane
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Re: Carl Ehrlich Berlin Upright Piano
Post by Bill Kibby »
All I can say is it looks very much like the German uprights of the 1890s shown near the top of the page at
http://www.pianohistory.info/edwardian.html
but I have no exact dates. Nobody anywhere can guess the value or condition of a piano without inspecting it on the spot, and checking how well it holds in tune, so your local tuner is the best person to ask.
http://www.pianohistory.info/edwardian.html
but I have no exact dates. Nobody anywhere can guess the value or condition of a piano without inspecting it on the spot, and checking how well it holds in tune, so your local tuner is the best person to ask.
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If you find old references or links on this site to pianogen.org, they should refer to pianohistory.info
http://pianohistory.info
Email via my website.
If you find old references or links on this site to pianogen.org, they should refer to pianohistory.info
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