The D.H. Baldwin C172 is a 5’8” medium grand piano, produced by the skilled craftsmen at Samick in Korea. Despite its Asian manufacture, this instrument delivers the robust, resonant tone that has long been associated with the Baldwin name. Its extended scale design incorporates a larger soundboard and longer bass strings, producing a warm, full-bodied sound with a powerful low-end response. The C172 is constructed to exacting standards, resulting in excellent tuning stability and dependable action performance.

This particular D.H. Baldwin C172 grand piano is presented in a rich mahogany polish finish. It has been meticulously maintained by its previous owner and remains in outstanding condition, offering a responsive and musically rewarding playing experience. This piano is well suited to intermediate pianists and dedicated enthusiasts who seek the quality and presence of a fine medium grand instrument.

Owning this piano provides an accessible entry into the world of high-quality grand pianos, with the added distinction of the Baldwin legacy.

The Baldwin Piano Company, founded by Dwight Hamilton Baldwin in 1857, began as a piano dealership that grew into the largest piano retailer in the Midwest by the late 19th century. Driven by a vision to create the finest pianos possible, the company began manufacturing its own instruments in 1891 with the introduction of its first upright piano, followed by its debut grand in 1895. This marked the beginning of Baldwin’s enduring legacy as one of America’s most celebrated piano makers.