In 1903, Fayette S. Cable, brother of H.D. Cable (of the Cable Piano Company) and Hobart M. Cable (of the Hobart M. Cable Piano Company) purchased The Lakeside Piano Company and Sweetland Piano Company to form the Fayette S. Cable Piano Company. Nelson joined the firm in 1905, and the name changed to the Cable-Nelson Piano Company. Cable-Nelson was a very successful manufacturer known for building very well made instruments. Cable-Nelson was taken over by The Everett Piano Company in the 1920’s and is one of a handful of American piano brand names to survive the Great Depression. Cable-Nelson and Fayette S. Cable brand names continued to be manufactured until the 1980’s.
Bring home the clear sound of this Cable-Nelson console piano. Finished in a beautiful light walnut cabinet with clean lines and a decorative music rack, this piano offers timeless style that complements both traditional and modern spaces. A wonderful choice for beginners, students, or experienced players looking for a quality acoustic piano.
