This is a US made Kimball Piano, its made in Chicago, a Kimball baby grand piano. The number may be stamped on the back of the piano. The serial number may be to the right or the left, or in the middle.If not stamped into the top, look between the tuning pins.

Look at the top back, all the way across.

The number may be stamped under the piano.

Look along the inside plate holes or it may be in one of the circles stamped into the soundboard.

Look in front of the soundboard in either corner.

Open the lid and look above the keyboard area.

Model Numbers – Are often a letter or start with a letter Serial Numbers – Generally 4 to 7 digits long Chickering and Sons Baby Grand piano Chickering Chickering and Sons Baby Grand piano Chickering and Sons Baby Grand piano, circa 1978, serial number 242788, having a Neoclassical laquered case having A Kawai Black Lacquered Baby Grand Piano: A Kawai Black Lacquered Baby Grand Piano: A Kawai Black Lacquered Baby Grand Piano. If you cannot find any serial or model numbers, your piano may have been refurbished and the number plate, if there was one, was not put back on or the number was covered. The information and images below provide general information and brand specific areas.

Please note that the serial number will not provide the piano size, however, if your piano is going to be picked up or delivered at a business, it may be beneficial to provide your mover with the serial number as well.ĭepending upon the brand, the model number can be in different places. Because piano manufacturers differ in their descriptions, the best way to communicate your piano size is to provide a make and model number. When quoting a piano move, the instrument size is extremely important for accurately determining the number of movers and type of equipment needed.

Kimball baby grand piano serial number