This piano appears to be made of imported Honduran Mahogany wood and is of the carved Chippendale Double-Leg style. During the late 1920s and early 1930s, there was a renaissance style within the furniture industry. A limited number of “art-case” pianos reflected popular historical styles. These carved “art-case” pianos were more expensive than the Traditional models and built in fewer numbers. They are quite rare today (Antique Piano Shop).