1937 Sohmer and Co Baby Grand

1600 or best offer Beautiful Sohmer and Co New York baby grand piano Had it appraised and they said the serial number makes it from 1937 I attached information from appraisal It’s appraised at $4000-$4500 I am willing to take $2500 or best offer because I need to move it ASAP Moving date coming up I can supply you with professional movers that can help PIANO APPRAISAL Description of piano and its present condition, based on your assessment on Mar 28, 2020: Type of Piano: Grand / Baby Grand Brand Name of Piano: Sohmer and Co. Serial Number: 89408 >>made in 1937 Do All Notes Work Properly? Yes Wood Finish Color: Medium Brown Wood Finish Polish: High Gloss - Very Shiny Wood or Veneer: Mahogany Cabinet Style: Plain How Would You Describe the Piano's Present Condition? Better Condition - received very little use, mechanically/cosmetically great condition Why Do You Want This Appraisal? I'm thinking of selling this piano >>PHOTO RECEIVED TYPE OF PIANO: Sohmer Grand DATE OF MANUFACTURE ACCORDING TO SERIAL NUMBER: 1937 MANUFACTURER: Hugo Sohmer arrived in New York City from Germany in 1863 and began learning the art of piano building by apprenticing in New York and travelling throughout Europe. In 1872 Sohmer partnered with Joseph Kuder (a Viennese piano maker now working in New York), establishing Sohmer & Co. after they bought the Marshall & Mittauer piano factory. They began manufacturing and selling pianos at the Marshall & Mittauer address on East 14th St., but soon expanded several times over the next few decades with larger factories and warerooms in New York and Long Island. Sohmer became known as one the finest American piano builders in the late 1800s and early 1900s, and one of the largest at the time, manufacturing square, upright, grand and player pianos of the highest quality and craftsmanship. After Hugo passed away in 1913 (as did Joseph Kuder), his son, Harry J. Sohmer controlled the company until his death in 1971, at which time...