Collection: Stuyvesant Pianos
Stuyvesant Pianos, a brand under the Aeolian Company, was introduced in the late 19th century around 1895 and remained in production until the 1930s. The brand was named after the historic Stuyvesant neighborhood in New York City and aimed to provide high-quality pianos at more affordable prices compared to Aeolian's other brands. Stuyvesant pianos were known for their robust construction and reliable performance, making them popular choices for homes and institutions alike.
One of the distinctive features of Stuyvesant pianos was their incorporation of the Aeolian patented player piano mechanisms. These player pianos were particularly noteworthy for their reliability and expressive capabilities, allowing users to enjoy automated performances that closely mimicked live play. The player mechanisms were a significant selling point during the early 20th century when player pianos were at the height of their popularity.
Stuyvesant pianos were also recognized for their elegant cabinetry and variety of finishes, which added to their aesthetic appeal. The combination of durable build, advanced player technology, and attractive design made Stuyvesant pianos a desirable option for many piano enthusiasts. Today, these pianos are appreciated by collectors and musicians for their historical significance and the enduring quality of their craftsmanship.
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1932 Stuyvesant 4'6" / Satin Ebony with QRS Self Playing System
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1932 Stuyvesant 4'6" / Satin Ebony
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1911 Aeolian/Stuyvesant Piano Co
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