Carpets - Art on da Floor

Steinway & Sons is one of the very few piano manufacturers from the pre-Civil War era who is still building pianos today. Because

Steinway pianos have been in constant production since 1853,
This piano is one of the most unique and unusual Victorian era Steinway pianos we’ve ever seen. Built in 1872, this piano is a Style 2 concert grand finished in hand carved black walnut

wood with ebony and copper inlay.
The majority of the cabinet is Eastlake
Victorian, but the massively carved legs have both European and Oriental influenced design and details. Note the handsomely
carved Neoclassical style faces flanked on either side by mystical Chinese griffins. The pedal lyre features a pair of medieval dragons
with serpent bodies which fade into a beautiful Victorian Fleur-de-lis. This piano is an excellent example of how far Steinways
creative art department would go to satisfy the eccentric tastes of their wealthier buyers – no matter what they requested!