Description

This upright piano was made in 1930’s by Kaj Gottlob, Danish architect and designer known for his introduction of neo-classicism in architecture and furniture design in 1920’s where regarding the latter he worked with cabinet-maker I.J Iversen and produced the iconic ‘klismos’ chair. He is known in Copenhagen for reconstruction the two old bridges over Copenhagen’s harbor. This piano made by Hornug & Møller has 7 octaves, a fold-out shelf for sheet music and is on brass castors. It is in good working condition – a wonderful example for any room.

Height: 43.5 in (110.49 cm)Width: 56 in (142.24 cm)Depth: 23 in (58.42 cm)

Wear consistent with age and use. A birch piano mounted on brass castors, profiled corpus with brass fittings. Fold-out shelf for sheet music. White ebonite keyboard with seven octaves. This example made 1939 by Hornung & Møller. H. 111 cm. W. 142 cm. D. 60 cm. Serial no. 50984. Li.