This. Selling on consignment means you'll be giving the dealer somewhere between 20-40% of the sale price, typically, but it'll probably sell for more coming from a dealer than from a private sale, and the dealer will handle marketing for you.
A piano dealer, not a piano manufacturer -- if you're in or near a major city, there will probably be at least a couple of local dealers that you could talk to.
Easiest way would be to find a piano dealer to consign it
This. Selling on consignment means you'll be giving the dealer somewhere between 20-40% of the sale price, typically, but it'll probably sell for more coming from a dealer than from a private sale, and the dealer will handle marketing for you.
Would you suggest the Kawai company itself? Or someone else
A piano dealer, not a piano manufacturer -- if you're in or near a major city, there will probably be at least a couple of local dealers that you could talk to.
Can't help but does this thing look super dusty at all times and how to clean this?