The Allison Piano Company was one of England's older and more renowned piano manufacturers. The firm was established in 1837, with factories located at 50 New Bond Street, London. During the 19th Century Allison built a full line of square grand, upright and grand pianos. By the turn-of-the-century, their square pianos had been discontinued and a line of very well made player pianos had been introduced to their line of instruments. Allison was known for building very good quality pianos, and they enjoyed great success for well over a century. During the 20th Century, the Allison Piano Company was purchased by the Chappell Piano Company of England. Chappell continued to build the Allison brand name until about 1959.

1870-9400      1906-34000      1926-49800      1951-59000
  1875-13600     1907-35000      1927-50200      1952-61000
  1880-15000     1908-36000      1928-50800      1953-57900
  1885-18000     1909-37000      1929-51200      1954-58068
  1890-21000     1910-38000      1930-52000      1955-58095
  1891-21800     1911-39800      1931-52500      1956-58158
  1892-22600     1912-40600      1932-53000      1957-58300
  1893-23400     1913-41000      1933-53400      1958-58550
  1894-24200     1914-41600      1934-53800      1959-58700
  1895-25000     1915-42000      1935-54250
  1896-25800     1916-42800      1936-54800
  1897-26600     1917-43600      1937-55200
  1898-24700     1918-44400      1938-55800
  1899-28200     1919-45200      1939-56200
  1900-29000     1920-46000      1940-56800
  1901-29800     1921-46600      1942-57000
  1902-30000     1922-47200      1947-57100
  1903-31400     1923-47800      1948-57400
  1904-32000     1924-48400      1949-5 7520
  1905-33000     1925-49200      1950-5 7700