Are Aeolian Pianos Worth Anything?
As a General Rule of Thumb, Pianos Produced by Aeolian in the Mid-1900S Range in Unrestored Value. While Some of the Better-Known and More Value Brands Like...
As a general rule of thumb, pianos produced by Aeolian in the mid-1900s range in unrestored value. While some of the better-known and more value brands like Steck, Chickering and Weber can be exceptions, many Aeolian's found today are considered middle-tier pianos in quality, tone and value.
Are old player pianos worth anything?
What is my piano worth? ... The Average Value of a regular, unrestored Upright Player Piano varies from about $200-$2000, depending on the type/quality of the cabinet and the reputation of the manufacture. Non-name brand units with all straight lines are the most common and the least valuable.
Do they still make Pianolas?
Radio killed the pianola star
The last manufacturer of pianola music rolls in Australia closed in 2005, but the rolls are still made in the USA.
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