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RivertonRestorations
Rebuilt luxury concert grand piano

An extension of Riverton Music · Est. 1968

Rebuilt fine pianos, restored to their intended voice.

Riverton Restorations is a restoration studio for distinguished instruments — Steinway, Baldwin, Bösendorfer, Bechstein, and kindred makers — rebuilt with white-glove care for collectors, artists, and rooms that ask for nothing less.

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Steinway & Sons Model M (2003) - Crown Jewel Collection
  • Length5'7"
  • FinishCherry
  • ConditionOriginal Condition
  • New price$143,000
  • Our price$64,900
Steinway & Sons Model M (2003) - Crown Jewel CollectionThe 2003 Steinway & Sons Model M (5 ft. 7 in.) is a remarkable example from Steinway & Sons' Crown Jewel Collection, crafted during the 150th anniversary of the company's founding...

Riverton Music · Est. 1968

Welcome to Riverton Restorations

A restoration studio for distinguished instruments — rebuilt with white-glove care for collectors, artists, and rooms that ask for nothing less.

Shipping is available nationwide, arranged with the same white-glove care that attends the instrument itself.

Riverton Restorations is the restoration studio of Riverton Music — which has placed fine instruments in homes, studios, churches, and halls for more than half a century. What began as a trusted place to find the perfect instrument for your home or studio has expanded into a focused restoration practice: rebuilding and refining the finest pianos in the world so that, rather than fading with age, they can continue to offer another generation the music and joy their makers intended.

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A considered collection of rebuilt and restored instruments currently available for private showing.

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Steinway & Sons Model M (2003) - Crown Jewel Collection

Steinway & Sons Model M (2003) - Crown Jewel Collection

Manufacturer's New Price$143,000

Our Price$64,900

The 2003 Steinway & Sons Model M (5 ft. 7 in.) is a remarkable example from Steinway & Sons' Crown Jewel Collection, crafted during the 150th anniversary of the company's founding. This elegant instrument, finished in a rich cherry, embodies the artistry and craftsmanship that Steinway & Sons is renowned for, making it a perfect fit for both intimate settings and larger performance spaces.

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Restored Steinway & Sons Model B

Restored Steinway & Sons Model B

Manufacturer's New Price$146,900

Our Price$69,900

This exquisite Steinway & Sons Model B, crafted in 1985, has been recently restored to an exceptional standard. The restoration includes a fully rebuilt structure featuring new strings, a new Bolduc pin block, and a new Bolduc bridge cap. The regilded plate and new damper felts enhance both the aesthetic and acoustic qualities of this fine instrument. Additionally, the original hammers have been preserved, complemented by spruce keys that contribute to its rich tonal character.

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Restored Steinway & Sons Model 45

Restored Steinway & Sons Model 45

Our Price$17,900

This recently restored Steinway & Sons Model 45, crafted in 1974, showcases the timeless elegance of a satin ebony finish. Acquired from a university music school, this piano has undergone a thorough inspection and restoration process, ensuring it returns to a like-new condition. Key components such as new strings and keytops have been replaced, enhancing its sound and feel while maintaining the stability in tuning and intonation that Steinway & Sons is renowned for.

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Restored Steinway & Sons Model M Player Piano

Restored Steinway & Sons Model M Player Piano

Our Price$72,900

This exquisite Steinway & Sons Model M, crafted in 2006, stands at a graceful 5 ft. 7 in. and showcases the remarkable Kewazinga Bubinga finish. The Kewazinga Bubinga, derived from the African Bubinga tree, is meticulously lathed to produce thin slices of wood that create a stunning three-dimensional quality in the veneer. This unique finish not only enhances the piano's aesthetic appeal but also reflects the refined craftsmanship synonymous with Steinway & Sons.

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Steinway & Sons Model M

Steinway & Sons Model M

Manufacturer's New Price$103,700

Our Price$56,900

Experience the exquisite elegance of the Steinway & Sons Model M, a classic 5'7" parlor grand that embodies the artistry of refined craftsmanship. This instrument has undergone a complete restoration by Steinway & Sons in 2018, ensuring that its storied legacy is preserved and celebrated. The polished ebony finish enhances its timeless beauty, reflecting the grace and sophistication that only a Steinway & Sons can offer.

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Restored Steinway & Sons Model M

Restored Steinway & Sons Model M

Manufacturer's New Price$108,700

Our Price$59,900

This 1979 Steinway & Sons Model M has been completely rebuilt in 2009, a testament to the enduring craftsmanship of one of the world's most revered piano makers. Featuring all-Steinway & Sons parts, this piano has been elevated to meet Steinway & Sons' current performance standards, ensuring that it delivers the unparalleled sound and touch that the brand is known for. Accompanied by a certificate of authentication from Steinway & Sons, this Model M embodies the soul of fine piano making.

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Restored Steinway & Sons Model K-52

Restored Steinway & Sons Model K-52

Manufacturer's New Price$74,700

Our Price$29,900

This stunning Steinway & Sons Model K-52, built in 1903, has been completely rebuilt with all-Steinway & Sons parts in 2025, ensuring that the integrity and craftsmanship of this remarkable instrument are preserved. Our skilled team at Riverton Restorations has meticulously evaluated the restoration work, providing a full five-year parts and labor warranty—a testament to the quality and reliability that Steinway & Sons has been known for since its inception.

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Restored Steinway & Sons Model A

Restored Steinway & Sons Model A

Manufacturer's New Price$173,100

Our Price$67,900

This exquisite Steinway & Sons Model A, crafted in 1894, has been recently restored by the artisans at Riverton Restorations. The restoration features authentic Steinway & Sons hammers, shanks, repetitions, and flanges, ensuring that the soul of this magnificent instrument is preserved and enhanced. The piano's belly was rebuilt in the Steinway & Sons factory in New York, reflecting the meticulous craftsmanship that has long defined the Steinway & Sons legacy.

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“Craftsmanship you can hear.”

Notes from clients across the country who entrusted us with an instrument — and with the rooms those instruments now fill.

“Our family Steinway was restored with a reverence I had not thought possible. The instrument now sings with a voice we had only imagined.”E. H. · Salt Lake City“From the first conversation to delivery, the experience was white-glove in every sense. Highly recommended.”A. P. · Park City“Selecting our concert grand with Matt was one of the most unforgettable days of my artistic life. His ear, patience, and integrity are rare.”A. M. · Chicago“Matt understood exactly what our music room needed. The restored Bechstein arrived perfectly voiced for the space.”J. R. · Austin“A rare combination of craftsmanship and courtesy. We felt guided, never rushed, and the piano exceeds every expectation.”M. L. · Boston“Loving the SF10 more and more each day. When I had it tuned a month after delivery, and my piano tuner started taking a good look at it, his exact words were, "Where in the world did you find this? This thing is brand new!" If and when I run into someone who is thinking about buying a piano the exact words that will roll off my tongue will be, "Start your exploratory and research stage with Riverton Restorations. You will not be disappointed."”D. L. · Ohio
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