Rogers

The Rogers is a British upright piano from the 1930's with a warm, characterful tone and a classic cabinet, a dependable acoustic instrument from a respected British maker. Priced at £1,895, this is an accessible and attractive entry point into acoustic piano ownership for beginners, home players, and buyers who appreciate the character of a British-made instrument.

This example has been assessed and prepared by our team at The Piano Gallery and is ready to play. Available to purchase online or to try in person at our Oxfordshire showroom. Contact us to arrange a viewing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who made Rogers pianos?

Rogers is a respected name in British piano making with a history in London piano manufacturing. Rogers instruments were produced to a solid domestic standard and are regarded as among the reliable British uprights of their era. Like many British piano makers, Rogers built instruments with a warm, characterful tone that differs from the more consistent character of modern Japanese production.

Is a Rogers piano a good buy at this price?

For a buyer who wants a dependable acoustic piano at an accessible price with genuine British tonal character, yes. A Rogers in good condition offers a warm, musical playing experience with the charm of British craftsmanship. This example has been assessed and prepared by our team at The Piano Gallery, and we are happy to discuss its condition in detail before any purchase.

How does a Rogers compare to a Kemble or Welmar?

All three are British-made domestic uprights with warm tonal character and solid construction. At this price the Rogers is a very accessible entry point, ideal for a first acoustic piano or a straightforward home instrument. A Kemble or Welmar tends to be priced slightly higher and may offer a little more tonal refinement. We always encourage buyers to come and play any piano before committing.

Has this piano been serviced before sale?

Yes. This instrument has been assessed and prepared by our team at The Piano Gallery. We are transparent about the work carried out and happy to answer detailed questions about the condition of the piano before purchase.

How long will a Rogers upright last?

A well-maintained British upright like this should continue to give reliable musical service for many more years. With regular tuning, sensible placement away from heat and damp, and periodic technical attention, this instrument can remain a pleasure to play for a long time to come.