Pianos for Sale

Janssen Piano Services represents some customers in the sale of pianos. I have personally inspected and evaluated all pianos listed on this site. Our professional evaluation is available to parties who have a genuine interest. The pianos continue to reside in the sellers' home. Please contact us if you are interested in seeing a piano listed below; and we will make the necessary arrangements with the seller. We may also know of pianos for sale not listed on this site.

Chas M. Stieff Grand Piano


Ccurrently I am restoring a Chas M. Stieff grand piano. It is a baby grand, size 5'2", with serial number 43240, built in 1928.

It will be refinished in a satin black finish and only the highest quality materials will be used (new Paulello bass strings, new Paulello plain wire strings in the tenor sections and Roslau plain wire strings in the treble sections, new Diamond nickel plated tuning pins, Abel natural felt hammers, Kluge natural key tops, reconditioned ebony sharp key tops, Wessel Nickel & Gross knuckles, and new string felts, key bushings, key pins, etc.

About the Chas M. Stieff Piano Company
It was founded in 1842 and was known and respected for building excellent pianos with highest quality materials for performance and incredible longevity.

The Chas M. Stieff piano was considered one of the finest pianos made, superior even to the Steinway & Sons, because its piano action was made by Wessel, Nickel & Gross, world renowned and synonymous with the highest quality piano action that one could buy.

Many Steinway & Sons dealers sold the Chas M. Stieff pianos as a more affordable option without compromising quality.

The Chas M. Stieff piano was often referred to as the "Poor Man's Steinway ".

The Chas M. Stieff pianos are part of our American music history and to own one is like owning a rare piece of that history.

Estimated completion: late Spring 2022.
Estimated sale price: $13,250
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