Value my piano

Auction or Formal Written Piano Valuation

All our auction valuations for potential entries to our auction are free. For more information on how to sell your piano with us please go to Sell My Piano.

We also offer a formal written service. This would apply to the following types of valuation enquiries:

Insurance
Resale Value
Purchase Advice
Probate
£60+VAT

Please fill our the form and we will get in touch with more information.

Valuation

Personal Details

Name

First Name

Last Name

Telephone

Valuation

Type of Valuation

Please select the type of valuation you are enquiring about.

Piano Details

Country

Please select where the piano is located.

Make

Please select the make of piano.

If other please enter the make below.

Type

Model

If known, please enter the model of your piano.

Colour

If other please enter the colour below.

Serial Number

Uprights - usually printed in black on the metal frame. Grands - usually in front of the tuning pins or on the soundboard.

Dimensions

Uprights - overall height in cm. Grands - overall length including the keyboard in cm.

Ivory Keys

Does your piano have ivory keys? Please note: It is now illegal to sell a piano with an ivory keyboard dating post 1975. Pianos with ivory keyboards dating pre 1975 need to be registered with APHA on the government website.

Yes

Unknown

Tuned

Has your piano been tuned in the last 6 months?

Yes

Unknown

If unknown, when was it last tuned?

Reconditioned

Has the piano been recently reconditioned or refurbished?

Yes

Ownership History

Please could you tell us briefly about the piano. Is it a family heirloom/recent purchase, how long have you owned it etc.

To help speed up the valuation process we ask that you please upload at least 2 pictures of the piano: 1. The entire piano (try and get as much of the instrument in shot as possible). 2. A close up shot of the keys. Thank you.

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Why have your piano valued?

Getting your piano valued before selling it is an important step in ensuring a fair and successful transaction. When it comes to selling a piano, there are several reasons why seeking a valuation from a reputable source like Piano Auctions is crucial.

Firstly, a professional valuation provides an accurate assessment of your piano’s current market value. Pianos can vary significantly in terms of their age, brand, condition, and overall quality. By obtaining a valuation, you can have a realistic understanding of what your piano is worth, which helps in setting a fair asking price. Overpricing may deter potential buyers, while underpricing may result in a loss.

Secondly, piano valuations help to establish credibility and trust. When potential buyers see that your piano has been valued by an established auction house like Piano Auctions, they are more likely to have confidence in the accuracy of the assessment. This can attract serious buyers who are willing to pay a premium for a professionally appraised instrument.

Furthermore, a valuation report from a reputable source can serve as a valuable marketing tool. You can present this document to potential buyers to provide them with detailed information about your piano’s condition, history, and market value. It adds credibility to your advertisement and increases the chances of a successful sale.

Finally, piano valuations can also be useful for insurance purposes. If you plan to insure your piano or include it in your existing policy, having an up-to-date valuation will ensure that you are adequately covered in case of loss, damage, or theft.

In conclusion, obtaining a professional valuation from Piano Auctions or a similar reputable source is vital when selling your piano. It ensures you have an accurate understanding of your piano’s value, establishes credibility, aids in marketing efforts, and provides insurance coverage.