How do you determine the age of the (grand) piano
You can usually determine the age with the help of the serial number of the (grand) piano. If you have already found the serial number, you can find the age of the piano here. Use the following piano manufacturers list for the search function below, along with the serial number found on your piano, to find out information about its age:
Piano manufacturers and serial numbers
Baldwin / Bechstein / Berdux / Biese / Bluethner (instead of Blüthner) / Boesendorfer / Bogs & Voigt / Broadwood & Sons / Duysen / Euterpe / Fazioli / Feurich / August Foerster (instead of August Förster) / Grotrian-Steinweg / Hain / Hellas / Herrmann, Alexander / Ibach & son / Irmler / Kaim / Kawai / Knaake / Lipp & Sohn / Mand / Matthaes / May / Neupert / Niendorf / Petrof / Pfeiffer / Pleyel / Rippen / Ritmueller (instead of Ritmüller) / Roenisch (instead of Rönisch) / Roth & Junius / Sauter / Schiedmayer & Soehne (instead of Schiedmayer & Söhne) / Schiedmayer pianoforte factory / Schimmel / Seiler / Steck / Steingraeber & Soehne (instead of Steingraeber & Söhne) / Steinway & Sons / Thuermer (instead of Thürmer) / Weber / Yamaha / Zeitter & Winkelmann / Zimmermann
Please consider the above spelling of the manufacturer. If your instrument is not listed, please, send us an email. We will look in our files for the age of your (grand) piano - given there is something in our files. We unfortunately can't give value assessments - as for this, a local expert has to examine the piano on site.