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FEURICH used piano 190 K black polished
$22,789 OBO
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52385 Nideggen, Germany
Online since: 09/26/2026
This listing was automatically translated from the original language German.
Properties
Instrument
Grand Piano
Brand
Feurich
Color
Black
Model
190
Number of Keys
88
Year of Manufacture
1972
Country of Origin
Germany
Serial Number
64.981
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Description
Beautiful German grand piano with warm tone and good playability, second-hand. Built in 1972 in Langlau near Nuremberg. RENNER action and hammer heads as well as very elaborate handcrafted manufacturing characterize the grand piano. Two pedals, wider brass casters, case newly painted black high-gloss. Original price approx. €60,000.00. The grand piano has been optimized for tone and playability in our master workshop. 5-year warranty and free home delivery to ground floor (max. 3 steps) within a 50 km radius. Please request our up-to-date offer list! Over 30 different digital pianos available to try from: Casio, Kawai, Yamaha, Clavinova, Arius Compare with approx. 35 further nearly new used pianos and grand pianos as well as silent pianos of many brand manufacturers in various cabinet finishes. Photos of all used pianos on our website! 200 pianos, grand pianos, digital pianos, silent pianos 35 used pianos/grand pianos from €1,290.00 with warranty 100 DIGITAL PIANOS from just €299.00 (Casio CDP-S 110) Rent/trial from €20.00 monthly with credit! PIANO WILLMS, Prop. Hartmut Willms e. K. Konrad-Adenauer-Str. 38, 52385 Nideggen, OPENING HOURS: Mon., Wed., Thu., Fri.: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM Tuesday: CLOSED Saturday: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM Additionally by appointment during all opening hours! SALES OPEN SUNDAY: NOVEMBER 8 from 1 - 6 PM! Over 110 years of PIANO WILLMS
Seller
Piano Willms
Konrad-Adenauer-Str. 38
52385 Nideggen
Germany
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