Valuation Help for John Spencer Piano OR Waddington Piano

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Hello All

Why all the fuss about Waddinton Pianos? Over the years I have found them to have a soft wrest plank and have never been able to keep one in tune. The Bremar models and the small grands were reasonably built but I have yet to find one that does not require restringing and repinning. They are not to be recommended if central heating is present and cannot be considered a musicians piano. A gallon of paraffin and a match I would suggest
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Re: Valuation Help for John Spencer Piano OR Waddington Pian

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johnmfedorko wrote: Any idea on how to value those pianos??? Do those serial numbers mean anything??

Thanks in advance,

John Fedorko
The value over here would mean nothing to you over there different market forces. I would get a tuner to look at them, as the climate in your part of the world is not good for old pianos

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