Vertical info kerscken?

This name does not ring a bell for me. Perhaps Kerschner piano from Boston? It could be some handcrafted piano from the early 1900s. 85 or 88 notes? Send us some photos.

pianoexpert wrote:

On 21/8/2019 at 07:32, pianoexpert said:

This name does not ring a bell. Perhaps Kerschner piano from Boston? It could be some handcrafted piano from the early 1900s. 85 or 88 notes? Send us some photos.

In the meantime, I thank you for the answer; unfortunately, it is not the one you mentioned, and I have also searched online encyclopedias without success

Sometimes some artisans copied designs and used different names, but they resembled well-known brands. So they are not listed brands, but perhaps they are made reasonably well.

I understand, thank you... So I have no way of finding out his/her age... Oh well, I'll leave it like that, thanks anyway

it is surely from the '900s because it has 85 notes and this marks an era!

Thanks, at least I have some information; searching the web I also found this document which I didn't understand much, but at least there is the name.