Second Hand Pianos

Listed below is a sample of second hand pianos that I have in stock.

My stock changes constantly and I can always supply a current list of pianos in stock and prices.

1920s/1930s Pianos: Brinsmead, Steck, Broadwood.

All pianos from this period tend to be of traditional appearance usually with a mahogany case and sometimes with panelling. All pianos in stock are given a thorough inspection by me and are sold in good condition, some pianos need restoration or have been given restoration and that is reflected in the asking price.

1960s/1970s Pianos: Barratt and Robinson, Monington and Weston, Knight, Kawai, Yamaha.

These pianos tend to look more modern and often don't have supporting front legs, the case work is often lighter than 1920/1930s pianos, manufactures favouring teak and Spanish mahogany.

1970s Pianos: To date Yamaha and Kawai pianos

Recently we have had to look to Japan for quality instruments and six years ago I started importing used Kawai and Yamaha pianos in to the country through a London broker. The Kawai piano company was founded in 1925. Their reputation is recognised by concert pianists throughout the world as is Yamaha.

I believe these used pianos represent good value for money and years of enjoyment. Pianos imported from Japan are usually between 10 - 30 years old and in excellent condition. Other makes are sometimes available.

I offer one year's guarantee on all second hand pianos.
Free initial tuning (usually after one month of it being installed).
Free delivery within a 30 mile radius.
I can deliver anywhere in the UK - please ask for details.
I also buy secondhand pianos