366 AMERICAN HOMES AND CARDENG June, 1906 
THe STEINWAY PIANO 
has a reputation founded on the recorded judgment of the world’s greatest artists of two generations and the combined opinion of the most 
eminent musical and scientific experts. It 1s known everywhere as 
The Standard Piano of the World 
and the mere possession of a Steinway Piano puts the seal of supreme approval upon the musical taste of its owner. It can be found in every 
capital and court of the world, in famous concert halls, palatial hotels, aboard luxurious yachts and nearly all of the great steamships, as well as 
in more than a hundred thousand homes, from modest cottage to sumptuous mansion. ‘he Steinway Pianos in actual use at the present day 
represent in value the enormous total of more than 
One Hundred Million Dollars 
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Parlor Grand Piano in the style of Louis XV, made by us for Mr. Alexander R. Peacock, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 
as it appears in Mrs. Peacock’s Music Room 
We make pianos of regular styles ranging in price from five hundred to sixteen hundred dollars, and have made pianos In art cases costing 
as much as fifty thousand dollars. 
Aside from our regular models, we have in our warerooms a large and 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 
beth in this country and Europe. 
An inspection of our Art Rooms is respectfully invited. 
STEINWAY & SONS 
Subway Express Station at the Door Steinway Hall, 107 and 109 East Fourteenth Street, New York 
