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List of Keyboards 

Grand Piano by Broadwood & Sons, J

Foto : Hans Skoglund

Square Piano by Broadwood & Sons, J

Square Piano by Broadwood

Square Piano by Broadwood, J

Square Piano by Broadwood, J

Square case with mahogany veneer, solid wood in the lid, dark inlay stripes. Six turned mahogany legs with vertical grooves and wheels and turned brass rings. Carved ornamentation at the keys and on the inside. Foldable music stand. Five octaves + fifth from F to c''''. Overdampers. Cracks in the soundboard, otherwise in good condition.

Credit: digitaltmuseum.no

Cabinet Piano by Broadwood, J

Grand Piano by Broadwood, J

A ‘Chopin’ Broadwood grand piano in a rosewood case with ‘pie crust’ edging and carved cheeks on carved and faceted supports. Frame with  decorated metal bars and metal hitch-plate. 
This piano is of the same design as the Broadwood grand no. 17047 which Chopin used on his London 1848 tour.

Technical data:

  • Inscription: John Broadwood and Sons Manufacturers to Her Majesty, 33 Great Pulteney Street Golden Square London.

  • Compass: 6 octaves and seven note keyboard (CC-g’’’’)

  • Keyboard: naturals in ivory, sharps in ebony

  • Pedals: 2: una corda - forte

  • Dimensions: L 246 cm / W 132 cm

  • Serial number: 16910

  • Chris Maene Collection number: CM 43 247

  • Condition: restored Chris Maene workshop Ruiselede 2003

  • Location: 3 - Museum headquarters "Piano's Maene" Ruiselede

Square Piano, Broadwood, J

Technical description: Rectangular case and lid with mahogany (?) panels bordered with sycamore or satinwood separated by fine boxwood and ebony striping and a broader line of purple wood; on 4 square, tapered legs supporting a shelf with concave front; FF-c4 (68 note) keyboard with ivory naturals with molded fronts and ebony accidentals; 1 flat wood pedal raises right front flap of lid for swell; unpierced oblong tuning pins along spine; English single action with brass underdampers (no damper control); double-strung throughout, lowest 12 notes wound with copper over brass; original leather hammer coverings. Credit: Met Museum 

Square Piano by Broadwood

Grand Piano by Broadwood

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