| Pianos In the Home |
| Square Piano, 1850 Maker: Chickering Boston, Mass. |
| photos by Robert C. Lautman |
| Americans preferred square pianos in their homes until the 1870s when uprights came into fashion in the US. This instrument is similar to those used to accompany Jenny Lind at her concerts. |
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| Giraffe Piano, 1809-1811 Maker: André Stein Vienna, Austria |
| photos by Hugh Talman |
| From the early 19th century, Europeans preferred vertical pianos in the home. This instrument, made by a member of the great Stein-Streicher piano building dynasty, has six pedals and a janissary mechanism for special sound effects. |
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| photos by Eric Long |
| With useful compartments and accessories, including scissors, punches, and other sewing materials, as well as a mirror in the lid, this small piano might fit in a lady's boudoir. |
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| Sewing Table Piano, 1820-1840, Maker: unknown Austrian or German Shown in open and closed positions. |
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