Thursday 15 August 2024

Weser Bros. Piano Serial Nos.

1900

27400

1904

42000

1908

60000

1912

74000

1916

86000

1920

97500

1924

103500

1926

106400

1929

112100

1939

115000

1941

118000

1945

120100

1950

122000

1955

125100

It is remarkable that data on piano serial numbers has survived so well for over a century. However, some inaccuracies are inevitable. These serial numbers are to be used only as a rough guide to a piano's age. An exact date does not make a material difference to a piano assessment. To be within 2 to 5 years is accurate enough to give an informed report on a piano.

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