AMERICAN HOMES AND GARDENS March, 1906 
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The above illustration shows a Steinway Parlor Grand Piano in the] style of Louis XV, 
made to order by us for -Mr. J. Roosevelt Shanley of New York as 
it appears in -~Mrs. Shanley’s music room 
We have in our warerooms at all times a fine assortment of Grand and Upright Pianos in the principal historic periods of architecture, such as Louis XIV., XV. 
and XVI., Renaissance, Gothic, Rococo, Empire, Early English, Colonial, Chippendale, Sheraton, Adam, Mission, etc., etc. These instruments are encased in the choicest 
Mahogany, Satinwood, Circassian Walnut, Prima Vera and other rare and costly woods, delicately and elaborately hand-carved, inlaid, gilt, finished in Vernis Martin, 
or painted by artists of national and international fame. {| We also make them on special order, either according to our own designs or the designs that may be 
submitted to us by architects, to harmonize with the decorations or furnishings of any particular room or suite of rooms. { Our prices are moderate and our 
estimates compare favorably with those of the foremost decorators and makers of exquisite cabinet-work both in this country and Europe. 
An inspection of our Art Rooms is respectfully invited. 
STEINWAY & SONS 
7 Steinway Hall, 107 and 10g East Fourteenth Street, New York 
Subway Express Station at the Door. 
