Many factors determine the value of your —one of the biggest being its overall condition. A qualified piano technician can take an in-depth look at your instrument and give you a fairly accurate dollar amount and sometimes proof of appraisal.
Shaw Piano Co. The Shaw Piano Company was established in Erie, PA in 1890. In 1900, the famous Charles M. Stieff Piano Company purchased The Shaw Piano Company and moved their factories to Baltimore, MD.
If you want to figure out its worth yourself, you’ll need to do some legwork before you can move forward. Determine the Condition of Your Piano Inspecting the piano’s exterior is crucial; it will be the first thing a potential buyer will notice, and it will clue them in on the instrument’s overall quality. Exterior damage will lower the piano’s desirability, but it can also indicate deeper issues. Take note of the following: • Keyboard Condition: First, check each key at soft and loud volumes. None should be out of tune, muted, or silent.