Not Just Restored. Reborn to Steinway Standards.

Not Just Restored. Reborn to Steinway Standards.

May 5th 2026

Piano Gallery | Exclusive Collection

Not Just Restored.
Reborn to Steinway Standards.

These historic Steinway grands were brought back to life by one of Europe's most respected piano restoration ateliers - using the same parts that Steinway Hamburg specifies for their own instruments.

There is a particular kind of Steinway that no amount of money can simply order new: one that carries more than a century of tonal history in its spruce soundboard, yet plays with the precision and responsiveness of an instrument fresh from the Hamburg factory floor. That is exactly what Piano Gallery is proud to offer - and we are the only dealer in the Northwest United States carrying this caliber of European-restored Steinway.

Each piano in this collection was entrusted to a family-run Polish restoration workshop with roots going back to 1983 - craftsmen whose history includes manufacturing instruments for storied European makers including Bechstein, Blüthner, and Schimmel. Their restoration standard is not a compromise. Every completed piano receives final technical approval from a master technician who spent more than 30 years as the lead restorer at Steinway's own Hamburg center. These are not shortcuts. This is how it is supposed to be done.

When a budget restorer works on a Steinway, they use whatever parts they can source affordably - often generic felts, off-spec strings, and hammer heads that simply don't match Steinway's voicing profiles. The result may look impressive at first glance, but the tone and touch will betray it within months.

The European workshop behind these pianos sources the identical components that Steinway Hamburg specifies for its own production instruments: premium Renner actions from Germany, Mapes or Röslau steel core strings, top-grade spruce and maple from the same suppliers Steinway itself relies on. When the final instrument passes inspection, it sounds like a Steinway because - component by component - it essentially is one.

A proper Steinway restoration cannot be rushed. The workshop process spans four to six months for a single instrument: cabinet refinishing, soundboard reconditioning, complete action rebuilding, string replacement, regulation, and final voicing. Each stage is completed by craftsmen in Kalisz, Poland - a city with an unbroken tradition of European piano craftsmanship stretching back to the late 19th century.

That investment of time and skill is what separates these instruments from a "refurbished" piano. No piano leaves the workshop until it passes a final technical review by a former chief technician of Steinway's Hamburg restoration center.

Seasoned spruce - wood that has had decades to settle and stabilize - produces a tonal richness that simply cannot be manufactured new. The instruments in this collection have their original soundboards preserved and reconditioned, not replaced. Pianists and acousticians alike recognize this as one of the most compelling arguments for a properly restored historic Steinway over a brand-new instrument.

A century of vibration has opened these soundboards in ways that give them depth, warmth, and projection that a new spruce panel - however excellent - cannot yet possess.

A new Steinway Model B lists well above $100,000. A new Model A approaches $120,000+. The instruments in this collection - restored to Hamburg-level standards with premium components - are offered at $69,000–$75,000. That represents an extraordinary value proposition: Hamburg-quality sound and action, seasoned tonal character, and a 5-year restoration warranty, at a fraction of new-instrument pricing.

And unlike a new Steinway, these instruments will not depreciate the moment they leave the showroom - their historic provenance and quality restoration make them sound, lasting investments.

Northwest exclusive

"Piano Gallery is the only store in the Northwest United States offering these European-restored Steinway grands. If you are in Idaho, Oregon, Washington, Montana, or Wyoming - this is your only local opportunity to play and purchase instruments of this caliber."

Available now in our Idaho Falls showroom

The Collection

Steinway & Sons · Model B · 6'11"

Fully Restored
High-Gloss Ebony

The Model B - called "the perfect piano" by countless professionals - in a commanding high-gloss ebony finish. At 6'11", this is Steinway's ultimate music-room grand: large enough for serious performance, refined enough for any setting. Pure, deep gloss black from every angle. Striking on any stage or in any room.

Asking price

$95,000

New Steinway B

$130,000+

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Steinway & Sons · Model A · 6'2" · c.1890

Fully Restored
Ebony with Macassar Accents

An 1890 New York Steinway with over 135 years of history in its original soundboard. The high-gloss ebony cabinet with Macassar ebony accent detailing creates a dramatic contrast that makes this instrument as much a visual statement as a musical one. A rare opportunity to own a piece of Steinway's golden era, fully renewed.

Asking price

$75,000

New Steinway A

$120,000+

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Steinway & Sons · Model O · 5'10¾" · 1913

Fully Restored
Satin Black

Built in 1913, this Model O carries more than a century of musical character - and its original soundboard intact. The satin black finish is understated and elegant, letting the music speak without visual distraction. An ideal instrument for the serious home pianist or a smaller recital setting who wants authentic Steinway tone at a remarkable value.

Asking price

$69,000

New Steinway O equiv.

$100,000+

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One of a Kind
Steinway Model O Grand Piano - Fully Restored, Rare Amberwood Veneer, 1906

Steinway & Sons · Model O · 5'10¾" · 1906

Fully Restored
Rare Amberwood Veneer

This 1906 Steinway is unlike any instrument you will see in any showroom. The rare Amberwood veneer - warm, luminous, and deeply grained - transforms this piano into a work of art that commands attention from across the room. With its original soundboard preserved through a meticulous European restoration, it plays as beautifully as it looks. There is simply nothing else like it.

Asking price

$75,000

Unique - no comparable new

Priceless provenance

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The standard behind every instrument

What a genuine European restoration looks like

Action & Mechanism

Complete Renner action rebuilding with new hammers, shanks, flanges, and wippens - the same German-made components specified by Steinway Hamburg.

Strings & Pinblock

Premium steel-core strings and new tuning pins installed to Steinway specification. New maple pinblock ensuring lasting tuning stability.

Soundboard

Original spruce soundboard reconditioned and optimized - preserving a century of tonal development that no new piano can replicate.

Cabinet & Finish

High-grade polyester or lacquer finish applied by hand. Iron plate re-bronzed or refinished. Hardware replated. Ready to anchor any room.

Final Approval

Every completed instrument is reviewed and approved by a master technician who served 30+ years as lead restorer at Steinway's Hamburg service center.

Warranty

5-year restoration factory warranty included with every piano. Comparable to - and in some cases exceeding - new instrument coverage.

Ready to hear the difference?

These four instruments are available now in our Idaho Falls showroom. We invite you to sit down, play them, and experience firsthand what a Hamburg-standard restoration actually sounds and feels like. No appointment necessary - or call ahead and we will have your preferred instrument tuned and ready.

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