Grand Piano
Hardman Queen Anne Art Case Baby Grand
Price: 7.089 EUR – 7.089 EUR
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A decoratively cased baby grand from Hardman, an American piano manufacturer with roots in the late 19th century, styled with Queen Anne furniture details for buyers prioritizing traditional decorative appeal alongside acoustic function.
About the Hardman Queen Anne Art Case Baby Grand
The Queen Anne art case designation refers to furniture-style detailing - typically curved cabriole legs and ornamental woodwork - drawn from the historical Queen Anne furniture tradition, applied to the piano's cabinet rather than affecting its fundamental acoustic design. This kind of decorative case option has long been common in the American piano market for buyers who want their instrument to serve as a genuine furniture centerpiece as much as a functioning acoustic instrument.
Hardman built pianos in America from the late 1800s, and while ownership and manufacturing arrangements for the brand have changed over its long history, its name remains associated with this style of traditionally styled decorative baby grand aimed at buyers for whom visual presence in a formal living space matters as much as the instrument's playing characteristics.
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Sound character of the Hardman Queen Anne Art Case Baby Grand
As a vintage American baby grand, the Hardman 411's shorter scale and smaller soundboard than a full-size grand mean less bass depth and sustain, resulting in a brighter, more percussive attack that's typical of entry-level baby grands of its era rather than the warmer sustain of a larger concert instrument.
Technical data for the Hardman Queen Anne Art Case Baby Grand
| Case style | Queen Anne art case (cabriole legs) |
|---|---|
| Type | Baby grand |
| Origin | USA (Hardman, since late 1800s) |
Price history for the Hardman Queen Anne Art Case Baby Grand
Cheapest seen: 7.089 EUR · Most expensive seen: 7.089 EUR
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The history of the Hardman Queen Anne Art Case Baby Grand
Hardman, an American piano brand dating to the late 19th century, offered Queen Anne art case styling on its baby grand pianos for buyers prioritizing traditional decorative appeal.
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