This beautifully preserved circa‑1910 Wagner upright features a striking tiger oak cabinet and a level of craftsmanship rarely seen today. Its original genuine ivory keys are intact and in excellent condition, adding both elegance and authenticity to this historic instrument.

The key frame and keys have been completely refelted, giving the keyboard a firm, confident feel while remaining smooth and free under the fingers. The hammers have been reshaped, and the action fully regulated, bringing new life and responsiveness to the piano. It plays with a warm, inviting tone that suits everything from quiet evening music to expressive classical repertoire.

The middle pedal operates a felt mute strip, allowing for soft, subdued playing — perfect for shared living spaces.

This piano is exceptionally well preserved, with no cracks in the soundboard, and carries a wonderful piece of Olympia history: it originally came from the old St. Peter’s Hospital on the West Side.

A rare combination of character, condition, and local heritage, this Wagner upright is ready for its next home.