A commanding 19th century Chickering & Sons square grand piano, crafted in rich mahogany and defined by deeply carved cabriole legs terminating in pronounced paw feet — an architectural detail rarely seen executed to this level. The case shows a warm, dimensional mahogany tone with natural variation, paired with a pierced wood music rack, a carved lyre-form pedal support and a substantial scrolled base. The silhouette bridges neoclassical structure with Victorian ornament, lending the piece both restraint and movement. This is an earlier, substantial square grand — not one of the later simplified forms — from a time when construction, proportion and visual weight were still prioritised, and its scale lets it function beyond an instrument, reading as a true heirloom furniture piece. Chickering & Sons was among the most respected American piano makers of the 19th century, and this example carries that legacy with exceptional decorative presence. Importantly, it is in working order: the action responds cleanly and consistently across the keyboard, with strong tonal presence and real musical character. Condition is excellent for age, with light surface wear consistent with an antique of this era; the case presents beautifully, with strong gloss, rich depth and striking carved detail, and it is structurally sound. It has been tuned within the past four to five years and would benefit from a fresh tuning after relocation, as is standard for antique pianos after moving.

Dimensions:
Height: 38.14″ (97 cm)
Width: 84.5″ (214.5 cm)
Depth: 43″ (109 cm)