Assessment of a restyled Steinway "old model A" grand piano c1899 + jumpy and loose tuning pins.

The old model A Steinway is one of the more common ones in the UK, dating up to about 1900. This one has been restyled and refinished.
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Is it really clicky strings or clicky pins? I have had strings replaced on my 1885 Bechstein and it's still giving troubles with sticky strings - probably a problem with agraffes. However, one has techniques in tuning to overcome the problems although depending how severe it limits accuracy to which one can tune or extends time necessary for tuning. Loose pins can be helped with CA treatment. It sounds nice.