Wurlitzer G-457 5'7" Baby Grand Piano & Bench

Updated August 25, 2026

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Lot number59
Estimate1,600.00 - 3,800.00 USD
AuctionNative Art, Vintage Bells & MCM Estate Treasures
DateSeptember 9, 2026 at 6:00 PM MST
Auction houseGrasons Estate Sales of Southern AZ
LocationTucson, Arizona

Beautiful circa 1990 Wurlitzer Model G-457 Baby Grand Piano, Serial No. 2051886, in a high-gloss black finish. The manufacturer's identification plate confirms that this instrument was custom manufactured for The Wurlitzer Company in the Republic of Korea. Research on the G-457 identifies these Korean-built Wurlitzer grands as having been manufactured by Young Chang. The G-457 is a substantial 5'7" (67") baby/parlor grand piano, offering a larger soundboard and case than many smaller baby grands. Published specifications for the model list its length at 5'7". Features a full 88-key keyboard, acoustic grand action, cast-iron plate, three pedals, brass-tone hardware and casters, music desk, and elegant high-gloss black case. Model: G-457 Serial Number: 2051886 Approximate Date: Circa 1990 Manufacturer: Wurlitzer / manufactured in Korea for The Wurlitzer Company Attributed Manufacturer: Young Chang Type: Acoustic Baby/Parlor Grand Piano Published Length: Approximately 5'7" (67") Measured Width: Approximately 58" Measured Height: Approximately 39.5" at tallest point Keyboard: 88 keys Pedals: 3 Finish: High-gloss black Included: Matching black upholstered piano bench The piano is currently in tune and playable. The polished case presents beautifully overall and retains a deep, highly reflective finish. As a preowned instrument of approximately 35 years of age, it may show scratches, scuffs, dust, finish marks and other signs of normal age and use. Please review all photographs carefully for cosmetic condition. The serial number provides particularly useful dating evidence: another documented Wurlitzer G-457 bearing serial number 2051609 is identified as a 1990 example, placing this piano's serial number 277 units later in the sequence. IMPORTANT MOVING INFORMATION: The winning bidder is solely responsible for arranging professional piano movers to remove and transport this instrument from the estate. This is a large, extremely heavy acoustic grand piano and requires appropriate equipment and experienced movers. Grasons staff will not dismantle, lift, move, or load the piano. Please arrange a professional piano moving company and consider all moving costs before bidding. See photos for details.

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