Piano Brand
United States
Christman
Christman was a New York piano maker started by Peter Christman in 1885 and incorporated by his sons in 1911, with its factory on East 137th Street. It built costly, high-grade pianos in modest numbers, and in the 1920s advertised player and reproducing pianos and a compact Studio Grand. It also used the Lockhart, Schuler and Worthington names.
- Est. 1885
- New York, United States
- No longer in production
Timeline
Christman through the years
In business from 1885 to 1929: 44 years.
18501875190019251950
Dated serials 1900–1929
Piano tuning
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