$49,995.00 $95,800.00
Serial Number: 262794
Sale Price: $49,995 $95,800 (Save $45,805 - 48% Off)
This exceptional 1928 Steinway Model M grand piano is a magnificent example of the craftsmanship and timeless elegance that defined the Golden Era of piano manufacturing. Built in the legendary Steinway factory in New York nearly a century ago, this 5'7" studio grand represents one of the most celebrated periods in Steinway's history when materials, craftsmanship, and tonal excellence reached their peak.
Often referred to as a "medium grand" or "studio grand," the Model M is ideal for both home and professional settings. At 5'7" (170 cm), this piano delivers rich, resonant tones with remarkable power and range coupled with quick responsiveness that belies its modest footprint. The Model M is the epitome of baby grand piano design - offering concert-quality sound without overwhelming residential spaces.
This 1928 Steinway has matured into an instrument with a voice that is both warm and expressive, capable of producing a wide range of dynamics and subtle nuances. The tone quality remains deep and powerful, with exceptional clarity in the treble and a full, resonant bass that only vintage Steinway pianos from this era can deliver. Over nearly a century, the tonal characteristics have developed a richness and complexity that new pianos simply cannot replicate.
This 1928 Model M showcases the legendary Steinway construction methods from the 1920s Golden Era:
One-piece continuous bent rim (2¼" thick) comprised of 10 layers of hard rock maple pressed together in a single operation, providing structural integrity for generations
Double-crowned soundboard (8mm center, tapering to 5mm) crafted from close-grained, quarter-sawn Sitka spruce designed like violin soundboards for free, even response
3 solid spruce braces (1,196 cubic inches volume) fastened to rim with maple dowels, creating a homogeneous foundation
33,823 lbs of string tension providing powerful dynamic capabilities
Swedish steel strings (treble) with pure copper-wound bass strings
The design of this 1928 Steinway M is a perfect blend of classic beauty and functionality. With its polished wood finish, intricately designed cabinetry, and sleek rounded contours, this piano serves as both a musical instrument and an elegant furniture centerpiece. The vintage aesthetic captures the sophistication of the late 1920s while remaining timeless in appeal.
This vintage 1928 Steinway M is not only a piece of musical history but also a collector's item. Pianos from this Golden Era are highly sought-after by musicians and connoisseurs who appreciate authentic pre-war Steinway craftsmanship. A Steinway of this age has undergone restoration or professional upkeep to maintain its superb playability, making it an instrument of choice for those seeking a combination of classic charm and extraordinary sound.
At this exceptional price of $49,995 (originally $95,800), this represents nearly 50% savings and outstanding value for a Golden Era Steinway from one of the most celebrated manufacturing periods.
Perfect for professional pianists, piano teachers, advanced students, vintage piano collectors, and music enthusiasts throughout Troy, Detroit, and greater Michigan who appreciate authentic Golden Era Steinway quality. The 5'7" size fits comfortably in living rooms, music studios, teaching spaces, and conservatories while delivering full grand piano tone.
This Model M features a responsive action and finely balanced keyboard that embodies the high standards of piano-making Steinway is renowned for worldwide. The quick responsiveness and power make it suitable for demanding repertoire from classical to jazz to contemporary styles.
Price includes:
Matching bench
5-year in-store warranty
1 in-home tuning
100% lifetime trade-up guarantee
Contact The Piano Place to learn more about this exceptional 1928 Golden Era Steinway Model M grand piano and discuss viewing or delivery options. This is a rare opportunity to own a vintage New York Steinway from the celebrated 1920s at an extraordinary value - there are few pianos that combine historical significance, tonal excellence, and investment potential like a Golden Era Steinway Model M.