top of page
< Back

Upright Piano by Gilbert, L

Maker:

Gilbert, L

Year:

1840

Museum:

National Museum of American History

Date Range

1800-1850

Current Location: 

[object Object]

Material:

Painter:

Type:

Upright Piano

This upright piano was made by Lemuel Gilbert in Boston, Massachusetts in the late 1840s. Lemuel and his brother, Timothy, received patents for improvements to upright and square actions. This piano has a compass of CC-c5, a birdcage action, leather hammers, single- and double-strings, 2 pedals: keyboard shift and dampers, a wood frame, straight-strung, and a veneered case

Credit: Smithsonian

Previous
Next
bottom of page