We Buy Steinway Grand Pianos

The Best Way to Sell Your Steinway

Tell us about your piano and the nation's largest Steinway buyer will get back to you. Free insured pickup and flexible payment on every piano we buy.

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Tell Us About Your Steinway

We're only able to make offers on Steinway grand pianos. For an upright, a local piano technician or consignment dealer is usually the better path.

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They help us evaluate your piano: the cabinet, the keys, the inside, and the serial number.

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Your Steinway's details are in. We'll review them and get back to you with next steps.

If you didn't add photos, you can email them to selling@lindebladpiano.com to help us firm up your offer.

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Steinways purchased a year. We're the nation's largest.

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Insured pickup from professional piano movers

Flexible

Payment options: outright purchase or consignment

How It Works

Selling Your Steinway Takes Three Steps

1

Share your piano's details

Three quick steps in the form above: your piano, its history, and how to reach you. Photos help, and you can email them right after.

2

Expert eyes on your piano

We buy Steinways at every age and condition, from nearly new to a century old. We review every submission, and if your piano is a fit, we'll come back with an offer.

3

Free pickup, flexible payment

Our own insured piano movers schedule a time that works for you. Choose an outright purchase or consignment; we'll walk you through both options.

Photo Guide

The Photos That Tell Us the Most

Snapshots from your phone are perfect. These are the shots our buying team looks for.

Example photo of a grand piano cabinet
The cabinet, all four sides
Example photo of grand piano keys
The keys and fallboard
Example photo of the inside of a grand piano with the lid open
The inside, lid open
Example photo of a Steinway serial number on the cast-iron plate
The serial number on the plate
Example photo of grand piano strings and tuning pins
The strings and tuning pins
Example photo of a grand piano soundboard from underneath
The soundboard from underneath
Example photo of a grand piano leg
The legs
Example photo of grand piano pedals
The pedals

Add them in the form, or email them to selling@lindebladpiano.com after you submit.

Why Sellers Choose Lindeblad

The Nation's Largest Buyer of Steinway Pianos

Lindeblad master craftsmen at work in the Restoration Center

A fair number, from people who know what's under the lid

We buy hundreds of Steinways a year, more than anyone else in the nation. Pianos in beautiful condition go on to their next home as they are, or with minor repairs. Pianos that need more are fully restored by our master craftsmen.

Either way, we evaluate your Steinway the way a restorer does, so wear that scares off a dealer doesn't scare the offer. And share the backstory; your piano's next family will ask about it.

Common Questions

Selling a Steinway, Answered

What happens after I submit the form?

Your details go straight to the Lindeblad buying team. We reach out to talk through your piano, usually with a few follow-up questions. If your piano is a fit for us, we'll make you an offer. You decide from there. No obligation at any point.

How much is my Steinway worth?

Model, size, year, and above all condition set the number. A larger or older grand from Steinway's golden era in restorable condition brings the strongest offers. The fastest way to a real answer is the form above: share the details and we'll get back to you, free and with no obligation.

Do you buy pianos that need major work?

Yes. Worn strings, cracked soundboards, and tired actions are routine for our restoration team. If your Steinway is due for restoration, that is normal; restoring is what we do.

How do I get paid?

You choose. We can purchase your Steinway outright and pay you directly, or you can consign it: we agree on a guaranteed amount up front, and you're paid when it sells. We'll walk you through both options when we reach out.

Who pays for moving?

We do. Pickup is free in all cases, handled by our own insured piano movers.

My piano was restored before. Does that help or hurt?

It depends on who did the work and what was replaced. If you have a list of the parts that were serviced, share it in the form. It usually helps.

Do you buy upright Steinways or other brands?

We buy Steinway grand pianos only. For an upright or another brand, a local piano technician or consignment dealer is usually the better path.

Ready to Sell Your Steinway?

A few minutes to share the details. Free insured pickup and flexible payment on every piano we buy.

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