Articles

The Welmar name first appeared in 1919, marking the beginning of a legacy that would grow to become one of Britain's most famous and highly respected piano brands.

How did a confident, craft led British piano industry become a handful of surviving names and factories? This article traces how wartime controls, redirected skills and post war austerity reshaped what British makers could build, and explains why those shifts still matter when choosing a piano today, especially at Sykes & Sons.

Reconditioned Knight K10 pianos remain to be one of our most popular models and demand for them has only continued to increase.

Kemble pianos of certain vintages have a common fault on the bass bridge which is always addressed during our reconditioning process of...