Category:Kuhn & Ridgeway, Baltimore, Maryland
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[edit]- Kuhn & Ridgeway Upright Harp Piano (1857). National Museum of American History, Smithonian (si.edu)."dealer Kuhn & Ridgeway ",
"Description (Brief) This upright piano made in the 1850s, was sold by Kuhn & Ridgeway in Baltimore, Maryland. It is a “harp-piano,” a type of upright grand piano in which the strings and framework protrude above the case This piano has a compass of CC-c5, standard upright, felt hammers, single- and double-strings, 2 pedals: keyboard shift and dampers, iron string-plate frame to level keys, straight-strung, and a gilded and decorated rosewood veneer case. ",
"dealer 1850, 1875 ",
"Object Name piano ",
"Physical Description felt (hammers: material) / iron string-plate to level of keys, lower part may be wood (frame: material) / rosewood veneer (case: material) ",
"Measurements overall: 89 1/4 in x 56 1/4 in x 30 1/2 in; 226.695 cm x 142.875 cm x 77.47 cm ",
"place made United States: Maryland, Baltimore "
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