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Monington & Weston 110cm traditional upright Mahogany c2003

from Robert Morley & Company Ltd.

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Price: £2,888.00

Date: 25-01-2026 12:05AM

Expiration Date: 26-01-2027 12:01AM

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Monington & Weston 110cm traditional upright medium Mahogany Polished c2003 secondhand M31834

Full compass - 7¼ octaves – 88 notes
3 pedals (practise pedal)
146.00cm wide   x 110.00cm high   x 57.00cm deep

Rent this piano on our home rental scheme for only £60.00 per month with an initial payment of £380.00 before delivery to a ground floor location in London (this includes delivery, collection, first months rental and setup/admin charge). Terms and conditions apply, please ask for full details.

Call us on 020 8318 5838 to discuss delivery or payment option

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Monington & Weston 110cm traditional upright Mahogany c2003

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