Overview
This is a classic American-made Kimball console piano, featuring a warm oak cabinet with clean, transitional lines that fit beautifully into mid-century and traditional homes alike. Standing slightly taller than a spinet, this console model offers a larger soundboard and longer strings for a richer, more resonant acoustic tone.
Story
In the late 20th century, Kimball was the soundtrack of the American living room. This console model was built to bring families together around music, serving as both a reliable instrument and a handsome piece of furniture.
Maker / Origin
Founded in Chicago in 1857 by William Wallace Kimball, the W.W. Kimball Company grew to become one of the largest and most prominent piano manufacturers in the world. Known for their innovative manufacturing techniques, they made reliable, attractive pianos accessible to the middle class.
Condition & Value
The exterior oak cabinet appears to be in very good cosmetic condition with minimal scratching. The keys are aligned and do not show obvious chipping, though the internal hammers, felt, and soundboard must be inspected to ensure it holds a tune. Regular tuning and professional moving costs will affect its practical value.