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Most piano manufacturers sell more than one "line" of pianos.
For example in addition to their name brand, Steinway also sells
pianos under the brand names Boston and Essex.
Baldwin - (owned by Gibson) including Chickering, Howard,
Hamilton and Wurlitzer piano lines
Bechstein - grand,
upright and institutional pianos.
Bohemia, made by
Bechstein
Blüthner - including
Haessler, Irmler and Breitmann pianos
Bösendorfer - (owned
by Yamaha) standard and conservatory models
Brodmann - grands
and uprights
Estonia
- grands only (I believe)
Fazioli - grand and concert
pianos
Hailun - grands and
uprights, concert performance series
Henry F. Miller
- grands and uprights, owned by Sherman Clay and made by Pearl
River (also Fischer pianos)
Kawai - grands and
uprights, also Shigeru
Kawai
Kayserburg - grands
and uprights (Pearl River)
Kimball - grands
and uprights (Kimball USA)
Mason & Hamlin -
grands and uprights
Palatino - grands and
uprights
Pearl River - also
Ritmüller and Kayserburg pianos
Petrof - grands and
uprights
Pleyel - grands and uprights
in a variety of styles (in French only it seems)
Samick - including Kohler &
Campbell, Pramberger, Wm. Knabe and Sohmer & Co pianos
Sauter - grands and
uprights
Schimmel - grands and
uprights
Seiler
- grands and uprights
Sejung - including Hobart M. Cable,
George Steck and Falcone piano
Steinway & Sons -
including Boston and Essex pianos
Story & Clark
- owned by QRS Musics
Walter - grands and
uprights
Weber - grands and uprights (made by Young Chang)
Yamaha - including Cable-Nelson and Disklavier player pianos
Young Chang - including platinum,
professional artist and Bergman pianos
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