A Regency mahogany square box piano, circa 1810, (converted as attractive sideboard), with typical
A Regency mahogany square box piano, circa 1810, (converted as attractive sideboard), with typical rectangular top, line inlay, with drawers and rising compartment over a frieze with further drawers and set on tapered and fluted removable legs, with brass caps and castors It is sometimes suggested that black line stringing was added to these pianos after 1805 as a mark of respect following the death of Admiral Nelson.
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A Regency mahogany square box piano, circa 1810, (converted as attractive sideboard), with typical rectangular top, line inlay, with drawers and rising compartment over a frieze with further drawers and set on tapered and fluted removable legs, with brass caps and castors It is sometimes suggested that black line stringing was added to these pianos after 1805 as a mark of respect following the death of Admiral Nelson.
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