Makers of Fine Pedal & Lever Harps

Swanson Harp Company occasionally has used harps of various makes available for sale. Most of the time, Swanson Harp Company has done major work on these harps, and they will always be in excellent condition. If you are interested in buying a used harp, please contact us.

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This harp is a concert grand with 47 strings. It stands 72 inches tall and weight 76 pounds.  It is in excellent condition, both structurally and cosmetically.
This is one of the smaller model harps that Lyon & Healy made in the 1920's and 30's. It has 43 strings, ranging from low E to high E.
This harp is a style 17 and was made in 1930. It has 46 strings(low D to
high G). The gilding is original and is in very good condition.
This harp is unusual in that it is a 47 string concert grand with a straight soundboard. It was rebuilt several years ago and is in excellent structural condition. It has a gorgeous sound.
The harp has a lovely tone and is in very good working condition. Because of the overall light weight, it is easier to move and lighter on the shoulder than other concert grand harps.
The style 12 was the smallest pedal harp that Lyon and Healy ever made, and they were made in the 1920's and '30's.
This style 23 Lyon & Healy harp was built in the mid-1920's and was completely rebuilt several years ago. It is in excellent working order and will not need any work for years to come if well taken care of.
Available as Rental
This gilded style 23 Lyon & Healy belonged to the second harpist in the Cleveland Symphony for over 40 years and traveled all over the world at a time when there were no transport covers, column covers, base covers, or harp carts!
Available as Rental
This harp is identical to Wurlitzer 736 which is listed below and which sold recently. It is available to rent with the option to buy.
This beautiful style 16 Lyon & Healy harp, was built in the early 1930's.
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