Piano Shreder/ Schroder

имени Карла Михаила Шредера (1828-1889), сына уроженца Штральзунда Иоганна Фридриха Шредера (1785—1852), открывшего фортепианную мастерскую, а затем фабрику в 1816 или 1818 году[1]. Фирма «К. М. Шредер» была одной из немногих среди российских производителей, прославившихся на международном уровне. Инструменты «К. М. Шредер» поставлялись правящим домам Австрии, Германии, Дании и России. К концу XIX века фабрика стала крупнейшим производителем фортепиано дореволюционной России.

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Works, all keys are in excellent condition. Not tuned.
Judging by the number, approximately from the year 1905.
Located in a private house on the 1st floor in Liepaja.
Self-pickup.
Negotiable.

C. M. Schröder (Russian К. М. Шредер, German C. M. Schröder) was a piano manufacturing factory located in Saint Petersburg. The company was named after Karl Michael Schröder (1828-1889), son of Johann Friedrich Schröder (1785-1852) from Stralsund, who opened a piano workshop and then a factory in 1816 or 1818[1]. The "C. M. Schröder" company was one of the few Russian manufacturers that gained international fame. "C. M. Schröder" instruments were supplied to the ruling houses of Austria, Germany, Denmark, and Russia. By the end of the 19th century, the factory had become the largest piano manufacturer in pre-revolutionary Russia.