Rönisch "Three Crown" Concert Upright Piano (~1920)

Rare German Masterpiece: Rönisch “Three Crown” Concert Upright Piano

The Ultimate Expression of Golden-Age German Engineering

For your consideration is a legendary Rönisch “Three Crown” upright piano—the historic flagship tier from one of Germany’s most prestigious piano makers. Crafted during the golden age of German piano craftsmanship, the iconic “Three Crown” emblem cast into the iron frame represents royal appointments to the courts of Saxony, Austria-Hungary, and Sweden & Norway.

This is far more than a musical instrument—it is an heirloom-quality piano, a remarkable example of European musical history, and a stunning piece of statement furniture.

Standing at an impressive 132 cm in height, this professional-size upright features a large soundboard and extended string length, producing a deep, resonant bass and a warm, singing European treble. Its rich and powerful tonal character can rival—and in many cases surpass—the sound of modern baby grand pianos.

Genuine German Craftsmanship

Built using premium, aged Black Forest woods, this Rönisch reflects the exceptional materials and craftsmanship associated with historic German piano making—qualities that are increasingly difficult to replicate in modern mass-produced instruments.

Stunning Original Cabinetry

The piano is housed in a beautiful walnut veneer cabinet, complemented by its original ivory keys, giving it a distinctive period appearance and genuine antique character.

Condition

This piano is unrestored and currently in fair playing condition, while still producing a beautiful, warm, and expressive tone. It offers an excellent opportunity for a collector, pianist, or restoration enthusiast seeking a genuine piece of German piano history.

Ideal for Restoration or Immediate Enjoyment

Whether you choose to restore it to its former glory or simply enjoy its existing character and tone, this Rönisch “Three Crown” presents a rare opportunity to own an authentic piece of European piano heritage.

Don’t miss the chance to own a remarkable example of Golden-Age German craftsmanship—an instrument with history, character, and enduring musical appeal.