Feurich

In addition to its great cultural heritage, the city of Leipzig was also an excellent trading venue with a lot of national contacts and a prosperous middle class.

Julius Feurich worked to expand his business and in the following years a larger and more modern factory was built allowing for ever greater quantities to be produced.

The owner Hermann Feurich was awarded an imperial and royal warrant of appointment to the court of Austria-Hungary.

[4] Feurich was one of the greatest German piano companies, but it was located in a major city that was bombed heavily during World War II and the factory was destroyed.

Wendl & Lung picked up Feurich pianos again, based on the same constructions as before.

J. Feurich piano (Museum of History, Ulan-Ude , Eastern Siberia ).