How much is a piano 1950?

$6,900
Each price reflects a Steinway & Sons in the standard Ebony Satin Finish.

	D	45″
1945	$4,358	$863
1950	$6,900	$1,700
1955	$6,900	$1,700
1960	$7,100	$1,825

Is Hamilton a good piano brand?

“Hamilton” has always been known for being a well made, durable piano of good quality, and was marketed to be a more affordable alternative to the costlier Baldwin line. For over a century, Hamilton pianos were often found in schools, churches, and studios where pianos were meant to endure harsh and constant use.

How much is an old baby grand worth?

View our selection of reconditioned, used baby grand pianos ranging in length from 5′ to 5′ 6″ and in price from $3,500 to $16,500 by brands like Steinway, Kawai, Yamaha, and Weber.

Who made Hamilton pianos?

Baldwin
The company, now a subsidiary of Gibson Guitar Corporation, has manufactured instruments under the Baldwin, Chickering, Wurlitzer, Hamilton, and Howard names. Baldwin has bought two piano factories in China in which they are manufacturing grand and vertical pianos.

Where are Hamilton pianos made?

With original factories located in Chicago Heights, Illinois, the Hamilton Piano Company was acquired by Baldwin and became one of their largest factories for piano production. In 1932, the manufacturing of Hamilton pianos moved to Cincinnati, Ohio.

How can I find out what my piano is worth?

We suggest setting your initial asking price about 10–15% higher than the FMV, and accept any offer within 15–20% of the FMV. Make the buyer of your piano feel as if they have “won” while you still get Fair Market Value for your instrument.

Do pianos appreciate in value?

From a financial perspective (excluding instruments with special historical or artistic value), pianos are a depreciating asset. They depreciate quickly for the first few years and then slowly thereafter. They may eventually appear to appreciate in value, but the appreciation is entirely due to inflation.

How do I know if my piano is valuable?

“The best way to determine the value of your old piano is to get it appraised by a professional,” he said. “However, there are a few things an owner can look for that can give a sense of whether the piano is valuable or not.”