F. Steiner

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F. Steiner

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Hi everyone, I am Italian and I inherited a piano. Unfortunately I can't understand his story. I searched the brand on the internet but could not find anything. Can you help me ?
The brand is: "F. STEINER"

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There are plenty on Google Images, some are just "Steiner", or...
B. Steiner
Ed. Steiner
Joseph Steiner

I don't have any details of the company, but my Names page
http://www.pianohistory.info/names.htm
explains that many piano names are meaningless.
It might be more useful to see what the WHOLE piano looks like on the outside.
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If you find old references or links on this site to pianogen.org, they should refer to pianohistory.info
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this is a picture I found on the net of my piano. it is the same except for the stool. https://img.clasf.it/2018/02/07/Pianofo ... 204909.jpg
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the strange thing is that I can't even find the piano's serial number.
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The serial number won't help unless someone has published dates for Steiner's numbers. If you want to search inside the piano for clues, have a look at
http://www.pianohistory.info/datemarks.html
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In an Italian forum I could only find this comment:
"Franz Steiner was a small Austrian house (Vienna) active until 1929. Globally they were produced with this mark c.
I will try to contact the author of the message.
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