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Henry F. Miller Sr. was an educated, reputable musician and organist born in Providence, Rhode Island. His
firms of Brown & Allen in 1850, and later the Emerson Piano Co. in 1857 where he was perfecting his craft of
Gibson with the factory located in Wakefield, MA. So great was their success that Miller's five sons joined the
continually improving their pianos - and by the turn of the century, received the endorsement of artists, musicians
were distinguished for their artistic case designs and their rich, full tone. The firm also made pianos under the
play the bass notes of the piano, similar to an organ). In the mid 1920s they became a division of the Continental
1949, ownership was transferred to the Ivers & Pond Piano Company in Cambridge, MA. When the large New
pianos moved to Memphis, TN by 1951. Later, some Henry F. Miller pianos were assembled by Mason & Risch in
business. In 2001 the name was acquired by the Sherman Clay (California) chain of piano stores. Pianos bearing
the Pearl River piano company in China. In 2013 Sherman Clay & Co. discontinued activity in the piano business,
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Miller Art Case Grand. Not only is this beautiful Henry F. Miller grand piano over 100 years old, but it also has a one of a kind art case. It’s a unique, historic instrument. And it can be yours. We’ve rebuilt this American-made Henry F. Miller piano, and it’s in spectacular condition. Miller is the name of an old American piano maker dating back to 1863. Among the art products of the American piano industry are the instruments of the Henry F. Miller Piano Co. The late Henry F. Miller, Sr., founder of this house, was a fine musician and organist.

Henry F Miller Piano Serial Number

Henry F Miller Piano Serial Number

Toronto, Canada. The last recorded U.S. Made piano serial number is dated 1982 at the time Aeolian went out of business. In 2001 the name was acquired by the Sherman Clay (California) chain of piano stores. Pianos bearing the Henry F. Miller name were made for their stores, as well as other major piano dealers throughout the USA,. 1 photographic print. Photo, Print, Drawing Small Parlor Grand Piano, designed and manufactured by Henry F. Miller & Sons Piano Co., Boston, Mass. B&w film copy neg.