I recently bought a house and in the basement is an old upright piano from the late 20's early 30's. the keys Appear to be ivory. What would these be worth if they in fact actually are ivory? Any help would be appreciated.
Ivory piano keys have very little value to cuemakers as they are too thin for inlays. The last ones I bought were less than fifty cents each. Guitar makers or someone who inlays into flat surfaces might be willing to pay a little more.
Is that your standing buy price on them? :grin:
I recently bought a house and in the basement is an old upright piano from the late 20's early 30's. the keys Appear to be ivory. What would these be worth if they in fact actually are ivory? Any help would be appreciated.
No. I don't even want any at that price as I still have a stack of them I may never use.
Make necklaces from them Joe. Think outside the stick