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The fsmous writer's family included several piano firms in London and Birmingham, but Henry was the main maker. I can quote for printing general infortmation, or compile a report based on photos.
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Post by DeanRSturbo »
We also have a one of these Pianos. Bought for £20 about 10 years ago, it is in good condition.Lourene wrote:I am writing to see if anyone has any history on Henry Tolkien. I have just "rescued" a Henry Tolkien pianoforte from a place that is soon to be demolished.
This pianoforte is really quite beautiful and any info would be greatly appreciated. I have had it since Tuesday.
Thanks!
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It would be interesting to have some photos for my files. Although victorian pianos are endlessly fascinating to me, they have little value in the UK, and much depends on the report of your tuner.
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Post by DeanRSturbo »
I shall take a few images of our Henry Tolkien Pianoforte when i get time this weekend - it is a beautiful piece, with fret work etc still largely intact. It still plays very well after all this time tooBill Kibby wrote:It would be interesting to have some photos for my files. Although victorian pianos are endlessly fascinating to me, they have little value in the UK, and much depends on the report of your tuner.
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