Hornung Möller 1926 Grand Piano423658
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Hornung Möller 1926 Grand Piano
Längd: 1.5 mBredd: 1.5 mHöjd: 1 m
Vikt: 250 kg
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Jätte fin flygel med ett mycket vackert klang från 1926. No 35351.
Finns i Örkelljunga. Priset kan diskuteras men inga skambud! Redan reducerat från 15,000!!! Vi ska renovera snart och behöver få sålt den!
Vv smsa, ring ej.
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Hornung & Møller dominated the piano industry in the mid-1800s and introduced the cast iron frame. The company was founded by Conrad Christian Hornung (b Skælskør July 1801-Copenhagen 11 June 1873) a hat-maker from Skælskør, who became interested in piano making during a visit to Germany.
After studying in Germany, he returned to Denmark, where he produced his first piano in 1827 and established a shop in his native town of Skælskør. The company moved to Slagelse in 1834 and to Copenhagen in 1842.
In 1851, he transferred the entire company to his employee Hans Peter Møller, whose name was added to the company's name. At Møller's death in 1859, the company was led by his widow, with his 20-year-old son Frederik Møller as general manager. The factory moved to Dehns Palace in Bredgade in 1872, which was also used as a showcase for the instruments.
From 1843, the factory became the royal court supplier. In 1907 it became a public limited company.
The factory closed in July 1972 after producing more than 50,000 instruments.
Finns i Örkelljunga. Priset kan diskuteras men inga skambud! Redan reducerat från 15,000!!! Vi ska renovera snart och behöver få sålt den!
Vv smsa, ring ej.
______________
Hornung & Møller dominated the piano industry in the mid-1800s and introduced the cast iron frame. The company was founded by Conrad Christian Hornung (b Skælskør July 1801-Copenhagen 11 June 1873) a hat-maker from Skælskør, who became interested in piano making during a visit to Germany.
After studying in Germany, he returned to Denmark, where he produced his first piano in 1827 and established a shop in his native town of Skælskør. The company moved to Slagelse in 1834 and to Copenhagen in 1842.
In 1851, he transferred the entire company to his employee Hans Peter Møller, whose name was added to the company's name. At Møller's death in 1859, the company was led by his widow, with his 20-year-old son Frederik Møller as general manager. The factory moved to Dehns Palace in Bredgade in 1872, which was also used as a showcase for the instruments.
From 1843, the factory became the royal court supplier. In 1907 it became a public limited company.
The factory closed in July 1972 after producing more than 50,000 instruments.