In the early days of upright pianos, tall uprights were referred to as "upright grands",
"cabinet grands", or "vertical grands", due to the enourmous size of their soundboard and strings. This gave them a sound the size and character of a baby grand in a more compact package. This Bradbury upright grand is a true piece of American history, showcasing what's so great about these "saloon pianos". The sound is big and warm. The bass is powerful. And the case is absolutely stunning, with a well maintained finish showcasing the intricate wood grain, and carved details on the legs and columns. This gorgeous piano is ready to be loved in its new home for all its charm and character.
