The Downsizing Doula

Usually, I just post pianos for Free, but this one is truly unique....first of all, it's not a mammoth. It's small, apartment sized is what's its called and shouldn't be as heavy to load. Could be a great way for the kid to learn and have an interesting piece of history and furniture. Here's the info: Strohber (often misspelled as Strothier) pianos, frequently found as "apartment size" uprights or petits, were produced by the Smith & Barnes Piano Company of Chicago, established in 1884. Known for being compact—often under 45” to 58” tall—these antique, 20th-century instruments are recognized for a full tone despite their smaller, space-saving designs. Antique Piano Shop, Inc. Antique Piano Shop, Inc. +2 Key Details of Small/Apartment Strohber Pianos: Manufacturer: Primarily built by the Strohber Piano Company in Chicago, often associated with the Smith & Barnes firm. Dimensions/Style: Commonly made as "apartment size" uprights, often around 45–47 inches high or even smaller "petite" models suitable for limited spaces. Construction: Frequently made of high-quality, durable wood such as Honduran mahogany or walnut. Player Pianos: Some small models were built as automatic player pianos. Condition: Many vintage Strohber pianos found today are over 100 years old