WEBER, ALBERT, White St., New York 1852, later at Broome & Crosby
     opened warerooms at 5th Ave. and 16th St., 1869
WEBER & CO., Est. 1852 by Albert Weber in Manhattan, New York.  In 1903
      Weber became part of the Aeolian Corp., of East Rochester, NY   This name
     was purchased by Young Chang in 1986. Young Chang sold the name to
      Samsung in 1988 and continued to build pianos for them.  Weber Piano Co.
     at 40 Seaview Dr., Secaucus, NJ 07094.  Pianos are made in Seoul Korea.
       1860-1900     1915-71900    1938-89400    1964-98738
       1865-3000     1916-72500    1939-90200    1965-99100
       1870-6000     1917-74000    1940-90700    1966-99440
       1875-10000    1914-70100    1936-88000    1961-97368
       1880-16300    1918-74700    1937-89000    1962-97887
       1885-27900    1919-75400    1941-91800    1963-98329
       1890-32000    1920-76000    1942-93600    1967-99800
       1895-41000    1921-77200    1946-94000    1968-100021
       1900-49400    1922-77600    1947-94100    1969-n.a.
       1901-52500    1923-78200    1948-94300    1970-100082
       1902-53600'   1924- 78600   1949-94500    1971-100323
       1903-54700    1925-78900    1950-94600    1972-n.a.
       1904-55800    1926-79100    1951-94700    1973-n.a.
       1905-57000    1927-79300    1952-94800    1974-n.a.
       1906-58600    1928-79600    1953-95150    1975-n.a.
       1907-60000    1929-80000    1954-95300    1976-n.a.
       1908-61500    1930-81300    1955-95400    1977-100432
       1909-63000    1931-82300    1956-95550    1978-100733
       1910-64500    1932-82600    1957-95750
       1911-66000    1933-83000    1958-95980
       1912-67500    1934-84200    1959-96400    1979-1982-not
       1913-69200    1935-86000    1960-96850    manufactured.
       Weber Pianos made by Young Chang for Samsung
      Grands                   Verticals
       1988-034442   1993-076024    1988-1327707  1993-1862362
       1989-046175   1994-083828    1989-1443139 .1994-2015929
       1990-054477   1995-093070    1990-1551596  1995-2114498
       1991-061427   1996-102951    1991-1660625  1996-2221511
       1992-068157   1992-1757606
WEBER, E. & CO., New York, Chas. W. Presly, Pres.
            1911-29004 upright
WEBER, F, Berlin, 1860
WEBER, FERDINAND, Made Harpsichords in Dublin, Ireland about 1740
WEBER, FREDERICK, See Weber & Co., NY
WEBER & FUCHS, Eisenberg, Germany, 1905
WEBER PIANO CO., Hayes, England
Giovanni Antonio Baffo
 Harpsichord Built In
  Venice, Italy In 1581
WEBER PIANO CO, Est. 1862 by John C. Fox in Kingston, Ontario, Canada.
      George M. Weber joined the firm in 1865 and became owner in 1869.  For a
    short time, around 1887, the firm was called Stevenson & Co.  In 1896
     William H. Wormwith was a partner in the firm and in 1907 the company
    name was changed to Wormwith Piano Co. .Both Weber and Wormwith
      names were used on pianos.  Henry Richardson bought control in 1919 and
    changed the name to Weber Piano Co. Ltd. Around 1928 Weber made a
     line of pianos for Heintzman.  Heintzman later had these Weber pianos
    made by Sherlock-Manning.  In 1939 Lesage bought the Weber assets and
    continued to use the name.  Weber/Wormwith also built a piano named
     Columbia from 1909 t0 1917, see Columbia for serial numbers.
          Weber serial numbers
  1870-6110      1890-10300
  1875-7000      1895-11400
  1880-8100      1900-13000
  1885-9000      1905-15000
Wormwith serial numbers
  1900-12600     1910-19200
  1905-15100     1914-26000
1910-19000     1930-41000
1915-26200
1920-33600
1925-39000
1917-27700
Weber by Lesage and Sherlock-Manning
  1938-107600     1944-112000            1950-113000
  1939-108400     1945-112200            1951-114400
  1940-109000     1946-112500            1952-115000
  1941-110000     1947-112700            1953-115500
  1942-110900     1948-112800            1954-116500
  1943-111800     1949-112900            1955-117000
1956-117200
1957-117400
1958-118600
1959-120000
1960-120400
1961-121340
WEBER & SONS, Chicago, Ill.