This is a genuine, made for the American market, Yamaha (see pic of Yamaha website). The action is still very tight and has a new feel. The Yamaha was a trade-in on a restored Mason & Hamlin purchase. It has the grippy ivorite keyboard and a Dampp-Chaser unit (for humidity control and longer piano life) that was never used. YAHAMA C5 6’7″ Conservatory Grand YAMAHA C5 6’7″ Conservatory Grand, Circa 1985 – $12,000.Ī gorgeous find! This pristine 1985 Yamaha C5E is in near new condition. This beautiful and unusual piano currently is in the last stages of the restoration process. This grand boasts delicate lattice work in the music stand and a perfect length for any room. A fully restored Mason & Hamlin Model ‘AA’ Victorian grand piano in a lush and warm Honduran mahogany hand-rubbed finish. This stunning Mason grand piano showcases curvy and exceedingly rare ‘Ice Cream Cone’ legs. MASON & HAMLIN Model ‘AA’ 6’2 Grand with Ice Cream Cone Legs – $29,000. As a matter of fact, when we first got this piano into the shop, it hadn’t been tuned for over 30 years, and the tuning was still remarkably stable. Check out the pictures! The Screw Stringer mechanism worked incredibly well for keeping the piano in tune for several years. And even fewer Masons were built in this Victorian Oak case. Most Screw Stringers were uprights, very few were grands. Google “Mason Hamlin Screw Stringer” and you’ll see just how rare these are. Mason & Hamlin – Fully Restored and Ready to Buy Pianos MASON & HAMLIN Screw Stringer Grand Oak Grand 6’2″ The Rarest of the Rare! – $30,000.

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