Steck

Steck uprights found in the UK during the 1920s were often British made instruments carrying the Steck name for the domestic market. By this period, the brand had a more complex international history, and not all pianos bearing the Steck name were American built. A British made 1920s Steck overstrung upright would reflect the construction practices typical of UK manufacturing at that time.

The overstrung design allows the bass strings to cross over the treble strings, increasing string length and soundboard area within an upright frame. This typically produces a broader, more resonant bass and a well balanced tonal character across the keyboard. British uprights from the 1920s were generally solidly constructed, with substantial frames and traditional cabinet work, designed to provide dependable performance in the home.

Tonally, instruments of this type often offer a warm and rounded sound, with a clear treble and supportive mid range. When properly maintained and regulated, a 1920s British Steck overstrung upright can provide both period charm and a satisfying musical presence.

This Steck overstrung upright upright piano is available for sale in our Oxfordshire piano showrooms. It is possible to purchase online however we would encourage you to come and play the piano in our extensive showroom if you're able to. We always recommend a visit but we are happy to send further detailed information and videos to you if you're unable to see the piano yourself.

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