Vintage Console Upright Piano with Matching Bench

This item is a vintage console-style upright piano featuring a construction of what appears to be walnut or oak wood with a medium-brown satin finish. The upper and lower front panels exhibit a distinctive book-matched diamond veneer pattern, framed by vertical fluted wooden slats on either side. The piano includes a standard 88-key keyboard with white naturals and black sharps, housed behind a sliding fallboard. It features three brass pedals (sustain, muffler, and una corda) at the base. The structural supports include two front legs with tapered fluted detailing and matching square-tapered legs on the accompanying wooden bench. Based on the aesthetic details and 'spinet/console' height, this piece likely dates from the mid-20th century (circa 1950s-1970s). The condition shows light surface wear, with minor scuffs visible on the bench top and around the pedal area. The craftsmanship is indicative of standard mass-market American furniture production of the era, emphasizing a decorative 'French Provincial' or 'Early American' influence common in home furnishings of that period. No specific maker's mark is visible from the external view, though one is typically found on the soundboard or the center of the fallboard.