Decker pianos (New York) were extraordinarily well built and were ahead of their time in many aspects of their construction and manufacturing processes. For example, one of their innovative patented designs is their strings go under the plate, instead of over, at the tuning pin end. This early experimental innovation allowed the tuning pin to go deeper into the pin block, resulting in a longer-lasting, more durable instrument.

The scaling of Decker pianos was superior to many contemporary instruments of the day. Decker piano internals were built to last and, as a result, they make excellent candidates for restoration.

The Decker Bros 6ft Oak Cased Grand Piano is a true collector’s piece, steeped in history and character. Its oak wood casing showcases the warm and rich grain patterns, accentuating the instrument’s vintage appeal.