House of Singer

The House of Singer was a prominent 19th-century piano manufacturing company based in New York City, founded by Isaac Singer, famous for his sewing machines. Known for high-quality craftsmanship, the House of Singer produced elegant, durable pianos that catered to affluent customers and musicians. Their instruments often combined innovative design with fine materials, making them highly regarded during their time. While the Singer name is primarily associated with sewing machines, the House of Singer's pianos contributed significantly to America's musical and cultural landscape in the 1800s.