Piano Brand
GermanyEuterpe
Discover the exquisite craftsmanship and artistry of Euterpe pianos through our expert restoration services, online museum, and collection of rare antique instruments available for purchase.
- Est. 1875
- Langlau, Germany
- No longer in production
Serial number
Euterpe serial number
We don't have dated Euterpe serial numbers yet. Our serial number lookup covers 214 other makers, and our guide shows where to find the number on your piano.
- Upright piano: open the top lid and look at the cast-iron plate near the tuning pins, usually on the left or right side.
- Grand piano: look on the plate near the tuning pins, under the music desk, or on the soundboard beside the plate.
- Ignore model numbers and patent dates: the serial number is usually 4 to 7 digits long.
Timeline
Euterpe through the years
In business from 1875 to 2009: 134 years.
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The file
Euterpe in detail
Workshop
- Factories
- Langlau
- Made in
- Germany
- Construction
- Mass-produced
- Materials
- German woods
- Innovations
- Standard German
Instruments
- Pianos made
- Upright
- Price range
- Budget N/A
Owning one
- Warranty
- Historic mid-level German
- Resale value
- Low
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