TAFELKLAVIER, JOHANN MÜLLER, BERLIN UM 1830

UPRIGHT PIANO, JOHANN MÜLLER, BERLIN CIRCA 1830 Johann Müller (1798-1863) was a second generation piano maker in Berlin. The present restored instrument was built around 1830. The damper lift is controlled by a knee lever. Inside there is a fabric covered frame which serves as a dust floor. Further, the instrument has two brass candlesticks. The side-voiced table piano has an English push-tongue action, as well as a single-note damping system. The damping is not divided. The keyboard with the unusual range EE-g4 has a measure of 47,2cm. The instrument is equipped with leather hammers and has a one-piece bridge. Dimensions of the instrument: Length: 1873mm Width: 756mm Total height: 896mm Body height: 317mm SQUAREPIANO BY JOHANN MÜLLER, BERLIN CIRCA 1830 Johann Müller (1798-1863) was a second-generation piano maker in Berlin. This instrument was built around 1830, and is in restored condition. The damper lift is controlled by a knee lever. Inside the instrument there is a fabric-covered frame which serves as a dustcover. The instrument also has two brass candle holders. The piano has an English action and a single-note damping system. The damping is not divided. The keyboard with the unusual range EE-g4 has a 3-octave-span of 47.2cm. The hammers are covered with leather. The bridge is not divided. Dimensions of the instrument: Length: 1873mm Width: 756mm Total height: 896mm Body height: 317mm