Minipiano was a small upright piano sold in the United States by Hardman, Peck & Co. of New York from the later 1930s. The design came from the British Minipiano patented in 1934 by the Brasted brothers of Eavestaff. Hardman, Peck came under Aeolian, which kept the Minipiano line in its range, with serial numbers shared with Hardman pianos, into the early 1980s.