Polverini
A Castelfidardo maker with a family lineage in accordion building.
- Founded
- 1932 (Gino Polverini workshop)
- Roots
- Castelfidardo, Italy
- Instruments
- Piano, chromatic button and converter accordions
About the maker
The maker traces its family's accordion work to the 19th century. Gino Polverini opened his own workshop in 1932; the Polverini brothers established Fratelli Polverini in 1947. Today's catalogue includes piano, button and converter instruments.
The illustration is inspired by the jet-black Super MiniC. Its official specifications list 41 piano keys, 120 standard basses, four treble reed sets and a two-voice tone chamber.