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Bush and Gerts

By heritagehomesales, 14 July, 2022
Description

Incredible condition is found in this Antique upright Piano-

Good sound - assume needs tuning for perfect pitch.

Comes with matching piano bench

I'd say Cherry finish?

Wood const.

$444 b/o. 

Bush & Gerts

The Bush & Gerts Piano Company was established in Chicago in 1884.  Superior manufacturing methods and skilled marketing allowed Bush & Gerts to became a major contender in the American Piano Industry in a relatively short period of time.

In 1924, the large Haddorff Piano Company took control of the Bush & Gerts brand name.  Haddorff continued to build the Bush & Gerts name until about 1942, ultimately ceasing all production due to World War II.  Bush & Gerts enjoyed the reputation of being very well made, and their earlier models are often very elaborate and expensive. We see quite a few Bush & Gerts pianos surviving today, and they are consistently excellent pianos and a pleasure to restore.

 

Category
Music and Music Instruments
Medium
wood, steel and ivory
Distinguishing marks
Gilded hallmark
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
2 ' x d X. 5.5' w X 4.75 ' T
Date Period
c1900s
Weight
unknown - heavy
History
Orig Fam' ownership. 3 X generations . Brought out West ( San Francisco Bay Area- resides).
Incredible condition is found in this Antique upright Piano-
Good sound - assume needs tuning for perfect pitch.

Comes with matching piano bench

I'd say Cherry finish?

Wood const.

$444 b/o.

Bush & Gerts
The Bush & Gerts Piano Company was established in Chicago in 1884. Superior manufacturing methods and skilled marketing allowed Bush & Gerts to became a major contender in the American Piano Industry in a relatively short period of time.
In 1924, the large Haddorff Piano Company took control of the Bush & Gerts brand name. Haddorff continued to build the Bush & Gerts name until about 1942, ultimately ceasing all production due to World War II. Bush & Gerts enjoyed the reputation of being very well made, and their earlier models are often very elaborate and expensive. We see quite a few Bush & Gerts pianos surviving today, and they are consistently excellent pianos and a pleasure to restore.
Price Paid (If known)
unknow - 3 X gen. family items
For Sale?
Yes
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