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Fine Instrument Inventory Violins
I Fine Violins under $5,000II Fine Violins $5,000 - $10,000III Fine Violins $10,000 - $20,000IV Fine Violins $20,000 - $50,000V Fine Violins $50,000 aboveVI Fractional size Violins Violas
I Fine Violas under $5,000II Fine Violas $5,000 - $10,000III Fine Violas $10,000 - $25,000IV Fine Violas $25,000 above Cellos
I Cellos under $5,000II Cellos $5,000 - $10,000III Cellos $10,000 - $25,000IV Cellos $25,000 - $50,000V Cellos $50,000 aboveVI Fractional Cellos Basses
I Basses under $5,000II Basses $5,000 - $10,000 Contemporary and Old Master Bows
Cello bowsViola BowsViolin bows Accessories
I Violin stringsII Viola stringsIII Cello stringsIV RosinV Shoulder rest Cases
I Violin/Viola casesII Cello cases |
Calin Wultur #6 – Guarneri Model
 The Calin Wultur workshop locates in Reghin, Romania. European wood and hand craved make Calin Wultur violin a unique value among string instruments. The Features: - Body: Spruce top and maple back - Fingerboard: Ebony - Bridge: Professional hand made - String: Dominant
  Click images to viewDemeter Petru Cristian
 Violin made in Reghan, Romania.2020
  Click images to viewWojciech Topa
 SOLD! Wojciech Topa is one of Poland's most finest luthiers. He worked with the master Jan Bobak initially and established his own workshop in 2002. Topa's instruments are known for their power, projection, and virtuosity. His instruments are played by many prominent players all over the world.   Click images to viewOskar E. Meinel
 Violin made by "Oskar E. Meinel, Markneukirchen" 1934, Germany. Brand inside.   Click images to viewGrandin A Paris
 Labeled Grandin A Paris, ca 1850, by Jules Grandjon.   Click images to viewJay Haide à l’ancienne Special model
 Dealer of Jay Haide instruments in local area. All Jay Haide cellos are hand-made of quality seasoned maple and spruce and have a tone quality. Jay Haide special model has been designed for the advanced students and professionals. The models are available in Strad, Montagnana and Ruggeri patterns. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewErnst Heinrich Roth
 16" inch viola by Ernst Heinrich Roth 1958. Ernst Heinrich Roth (1877-1948) was a German luthier and master of a large and successful violin-maker workshop in the East German town of Markneukirchen. He was the most important and distinguished figure in a whloe dynasty of Roth luthiers active in Germany. The instruments stand out by the exceptional quality of their wood with very fine-grained Italian spruce on top and a highly flamed maple back. Their oil varnish was frequently an attractive red-brown on a warm, golden ground. All those attributes, together with a powerful, rich and mellow yet focused tone with bright, carrying overtones, have secured top Roth instruments a reputation as excellent orchestral and solo instruments. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewMarco Raposo violin bow
 Octagonal Stick, Silver mounted. 61grams. SOLD! Jay Haide Special model
 Dealer of Jay Haide instruments in local area.Violins are available in Stradivari, Guarneri, Guadagnini and Balestrieri models. Instruments are also available in fractional size: 1/4, 1/2 and 3/4. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewCh. J. B Collin-Mezin
 Anno 1922. Charles Jean Baptiste Collin-Mezin (1841-1923) was a French maker of violins, violas, cellos, basses and bows. He was the Officier de L'Academie des Beaux-Arts and won gold and silver medals at the Paris Exhibitions in 1878, 1889 and 1900. He was the son of luthier C.L. Collin, and father of Charles Collin-Mezin, Jr., also a luthier. His designs followed in the tradition of the famous Italian schools Stradivarius, Guarnerius, and Amati, although he developed his own unique varnish. His instruments are also characterized by a powerful and unusually brilliant tone. Please call for detail information.
  Click images to viewAmédée Dieudonné
 Sold. Violn by Amedee Dieudonne, Violin maker (1890 -1960). He established himself as luthier at Mirecourt in 1924 and specializing in the copies of the cremona masters. Splendid hand-made replicas of ancient violins, he excelled in the rendering of varnishes, Please call for more detail information. Dated 1936
  Click images to viewBohuslav Lantner
 Anno 1905. Bohuslav Lantner was born in 1862 and worked in several German cities. Established at Prague in 1891. Modelling after Stradivarius and Guarnerius. Early instruments have spirit varnish and later, a handsome red brown of soft texture. Excellent tone, fairly robust and undeniably mellowish. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewLabeled Nicolas Lupot SOLD!
 Very nice reproduction, ca. 1900, Mirecourt   Click images to viewEugene Langonet
 Anno 1926. Eugene Langonet (1875-1959) apprenticed to Chipot-Vuilaume and then worked for Paul Mangenot before several years emplyment at W.E.Hill and Sons. Established his own business on Rue de i'Heronniere, Nantes 1910. Silver medal at Nantes Exhibition 1924. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewHeinrich Heberlein Jr.
 Anno 1890. From the workshop of and labeled Heinrich Theodore Heberlein Jr. (1843-1910) was a German violin maker. The Heberlein workshop was located in Markneukirchen. Heberlein was renowned for the excellent quality of his instruments and was awarded multiple honours. Heberlein was expecially known for his use of varnish to achieve and artist effect, the quality of his wood, and the verisimilitude of his imitations of old masters, such as Stradivarius. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewY.Chen Master cello
 Yanbing Chen (Y. Chen) was awarded a silver medal in the international competiton. The Y. Chen Master cello has maple and Spruce body with ebony fingerboard. Warm and round sound that gives lots of tone color variation.   Click images to viewJ. Fornaciari cello bow
 Sold, out of stock. Cello labeled Gagliano
 Cello ca 1880 made in Czechlosovakia labeled Gagliano   Click images to viewJuliano Oliveira violin bow
 Sold. Silver, "Hill copy" Felippe Polesi violin bow
 Nickel mounted, 62.5grams. Siqueira violin bow
 Nickel Mounted, Sold. Camilo Herculano cello bow
 Nickel Silver, 81 grams. Peter infeld PI
 Thomastik Peter Infeld (PI) violin strings are hign-end synthetic-core strings designed to deliver a rich spectrum of sound colors, exceptional projection, and a blend of power and elegance. Infield Red
 Thomastik-Infeld Red strings are synthetic-core strings which provide a ward, dark and powerful sound. Evah Pirazzi
 Pirastro Evah Pirazzi violin strings are professional-grade, synthetic-core strings known for their brilliant tone, powerful projection and wide dynamic range. Dominant
 Thomastik Dominant strings are the legendary, multi-strand synthetic core benchmark for acoustic and electric violins. Infield Blue
 Thomastik-Infeld Blue violin strings are synthetic composite-core strings engineered for a brilliant, focused, and powerful tone. Pirastro Passione
 The Pirastro Passione violin strings are modern gut-core violin strings. Offers great clarity and volume that works well for solo or ensemble playing. Larsen
 Larsen cello strings are high-quality strings known for a warm, clear and powerful sound with rapid tuning stability. Jargar
 Obligato
 Pirastro Obligato viola strings are premium synthetic-core strings which provide warm, rich, deep tone. Vision Solo
 Thomastik-Infeld Vision Solo violin strings are advanced synthetic-core strings for professional soloists and advanced players. Bam Violin/Viola cases
 Bam violin/viola cases: La Defense/Hightech/Stylus etc.   Click images to viewBam Classic cello cases
 Bam Classic Cello Case, with/without Wheels. Available colors: Black/Light Grey.  Click images to viewPawel Migiel
 Violin made by Migiel Pawel fecit, Zakopane. Apprenticed under Wojceich Topa. Powerful clear tone in all ranges, Attractive golden brown varnish and beautifully flamed one peice back.   Click images to viewRobert Penzel
 Anno 1922, Markneukirchen, Germany.   Click images to viewKun
 Available for violin and viola. Size: 4/4 - 1/10 for the regular model; 4/4 for the Solo and Collapsible model.   Click images to viewEverest
 Available for violin and viola, size: 4/4 size - 1/10 size. Cecilia Solo
 Cecilia Solo rosin is a premium rosin by Cremona in America (formerly known as Andrea rosin). Available for Violin, Viola and Cello. Nicolas Caussin
 The Caussin family emerged in Paris in the middle of the nineteenth century, producing high quality antiqued imitation of older instruments. Nicolas Caussin was the older son of violin maker Francois Caussin, he learned his craft with his father. Nicolas Caussin established his own workshop in Paris. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewErnst Heinrich Roth
 Violin labeled Ernst Heinrich Roth, copy of Guarnerius, Markneukirchen 1929. Ernst Heinrich Roth was a German luthier (1877-1948) and master of a large and successful violin-making workshop in Markneukirchen. He was the most important and distinguished figure in whole dynasty of Roth luthiers active in Germany.   Click images to viewThomas Kennedy
 Thomas Kennedy was British violin maker (1784-1870). A student of William Forster, Kennedy opened his own workshop and was a prolific maker making nearly 2000 instruments. This violin with the later varnish, a thin dark and textured is superby crafted with a good projection and warm sound.Signed above the tailpin. ca 1850.   Click images to viewNeuner&Hornsteiner 3/4 size
 The Neuner&Hornsteiner violin was made in Mittenwald and has a mature, clear tone. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewLabeled Augustin Claudot 7/8th size
 Made in the workshop of Augustin Claudot, a Mirecourt violin maker. The powerful antique 19th century French violin has an outstanding tone. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewMougenot Workshop 1/2 size
 Violin Labeled George Mougenot (1/2 size) in good condition.
Georges Mougenot was born in Mirecourt, France in 1843 where he was apprenticed to George Deroux and after working for various makers went to Brussels where he settled for the rest of his life, establishing a workshop of the highest standard and ever increasing popularity. Mougenot's work is regarded as being of the finest quality, both for craftsmanship and tone. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewJohn Juzek 1/4 size ca 1930
 John Juzek was a prolific and consistently capable violin maker. John Juzek worked in Prague in the early 20th century. His violins and violas are often a Guarneri with a Stradivari scroll and slightly elongated f-holes. They are among the highest quality Czech instruments and possess a bright and powerful tone. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewHusson&Buthod 1/2 size
 Old French master violin.   Click images to viewJay Haide 1/2 size
 Jay Haide violin, Thomas Baleftrieri model.   Click images to viewIginio Siega
 Iginio Siega was born in Venice in 1903. He was the son of pupil of Ettore Siega, who studied under E. Degani and G. Schwarz and won several gold medals for his instruments. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewRaffaele Calace
 Raffaele Calace was an Italian luthier (1863-1934) and worked in Naples from 1900. Best known as a professional mandolinist and composer, but also made various plucked and violin family instruments and is credited with perfecting the design of the large Neapolitan mandolin. He is said to have made a violin for Mussolini and received several gold medals for his work. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewOskar Bernhard Heinel
 Labeled "Oskar Bernhard Heinel" Markneukirchen, Anno 1932.   Click images to viewAlfred Lanini
 A. Lanini stamped to the endpin and violin inside was labeled Alfred Lanini, San Jose, California 1944. Alfred Lanini was born in the US and studied with Riccardo Antoniazzi in Milan. In 1917, Lanini opened his own shop in San Francisco, before relocating six months later to San Jose, where he worked until his death in 1956.
  Click images to viewGiuseppe Pedrazzini
 Labeled Giuseppe Pedrazzini, Cremona 1946. Giuseppe Pedrazzini was an Italian maker and his work is among the best of the early 20th-century Italian makers. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewGaetano Gadda
 Anno 1955, branded "G.G." to the button and lower bout. Gaetano Gadda was born at Sorga 1900. Studied and worked with Stefano Scarampella. Certificate from a well known appraiser.Serious inquires only. Certificate from a well-known appraiser in 1972.   Click images to viewAlfred Vidoudez violin bow
 Call for detail information. Labeled Albin Tiroler Kessler
 Sold! A Markneukirchen violin by Rudolph Wurlitzer Co., labeled Albin Tiroler Kessler Markneukirchen in Sa.   Click images to viewJay Haide À L'ancienne German Model
 3/4 size.  Click images to viewD. Chagas violin bow
 Silver mounted, 61grams Camilo Herculano viola bow
 Sold. Nickel mounted, 70.4grams Louis Lyeki
 Anno 1927. Louis Lyeki was born at Kassa (Hungary) 1884 and ultimately settled at St.Louis. Perfectly equal tone, full and powerful.   Click images to viewRobert Glier, Cincinnati 1897
 Robert Glier (1855-1924) was Markneukirchen maker who emigrated to the USA in 1885. He was sent to work for Wurlitzer music company in 1883 and later established his own shop in Cincinnati.   Click images to viewHeinrich Gill cello W2 (Monza) SOLD!
 Anno 2015. Heinrich Gill W2 Monza is advancing player's model and made in Germany. Hand-graduated for optimal tone, nicely flamed maple, aged mountain spruce with lightly shade spirit varnish and richness in depth of sound.
  Click images to viewKlotz family
 Sold.   Click images to viewW.E. Hill & Sons cello bow Gold
 W.E.Hill & Sons cello bow is approximately 715mm and 80 grams; gold mounted and ebony frog. Stamped "England" as well. Please call for detail information. R.Neudorfer violin bow
 Silver, branded "Peccatte" 61.6grams Buthold violin bow Paris
 silver, 61grams Adolf C Schuster violin bow
 Silver, 60.5grams R.Dotschkail violin bow
 Silver, 61.3grams Albert Nurnberger violin bow
 Silver, 62.9grams Gustav Prager violin bow
 Silver, 59.4grams Hermann Prell violin bow
 Nickle, 59.4grams Carl Becker
 Chicago, 1940. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewDemeter Petru Cristian SOLD
 Romanian cello.   Click images to viewRichard Duke
 Branded Duke on the back of the violin, ca 1760. Richard Duke was one of the most successful and prolific English maker of the 18th century. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewGregory Bearden, ca 1995 SOLD!
 Gregory Bearden, violin maker, dealer and connoisseur in St. Louis. Graduated from the Chicago School of Violin Making. Beautiful outline and irresistible charm in the arching with very good tetured varnish.  Click images to viewV. Siqueira violin bow
 Special "Lupot" edition, silver. 59.5grams R Zucolotto violin bow
 Sold.
Special "Fleur-de-lis" edition, silver 60.5grams J Lavest violin
 Branded J Lavest, Anno 1945   Click images to viewH.R. Pfretzschner violin bow
 sliver mounted Genuzio Carletti
 Italian cello, ca 1962. The back is formed from two pieces of quarter cut maple showing irregular flames ascending from the center joint. The sides are of matching maple. The top is from spruce showing narrow grains at the center, wider at the flanks. Varnish has a reddish orange color. Pleae call for detail information.   Click images to viewWilhelm Kretzchmar SOLD!
 Markneukirchen, anno 1919. Born 1878 and pupil of Voigt and Wilfer.   Click images to viewAndrew Hyde
 Sold.   Click images to viewCalin Wultur #6
 Calin Wultur, Montagana #6. Made in Reghin, Romania, anno 2024.   Click images to viewJay Haide "l'ancienne" Statue
 European tonewood. Anno 2022.   Click images to viewAndrzej Swietlinski
 Sold. 16" viola, Tertis model. Nowy Targ, Poland anno 2022.   Click images to viewNeuner & Hornsteiner
 Mittenwald, ca 1891   Click images to viewErnst Ed. Todt
 Markneukirchen, Germany.   Click images to viewSebastian Heberlein
 Sold.
ca 1901.   Click images to viewJoseph Beltramius
 Cremona anno 1872. Please call for price.   Click images to viewFrench cello ca 1880
   Click images to viewJean Vauchel ca 1833
 Cello by Jean Vauchel, ca 1833. Signed by the maker. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewSergio Peresson, anno 1982
 SOLD. Sergio Peresson was an Italian-born violin maker (1913-1991). He moved to Venezuela in 1947 where he made new instruments and was reapirer to the Venezuelan Symphony Orchestra. In the early 1960s, he moved to Philadelphia and worked for the firm of William Moennig & Son between 1963 and 1971. In 1971, he moved to Haddenfield and continued to make instruments until his death in 1991. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewCalin Wultur #5
 Calin Wultur cello model #5, Romania 2025.   Click images to viewAlfonso Della Corte
 Naples, ca 1871. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewWilliam D. Watson
 Stamped W.D. WATSON LONDON, gold mounted, 89.3 grams with Certificate. Please call for detail information.  Click images to viewAngelo Radrizzani
 SOLD! Anno 1920. Angelo Radrizzani was born at Milan in 1870 and pupil of Bisiach. Please call for detail informatino.   Click images to viewGaibisso Giovanni Battista
 Anno 1926, with initials in triangle on right. Gaibisso, Giovanni Battista was born in 1876 and pupil of Berardi. Established at Alassio and impressive achievements in solidity of structure without the slightest heaviness. Yellow or orange-red varnish.   Click images to viewJoseph Klotz School
 School of Joseph Klotz, anno 1793   Click images to viewJohn Juzek Master art
 SOLD! John Juzek Master art, Czechoslovakia anno 1964   Click images to viewAndrzej Glodek
 Sold. Cello made by Andrzej Glodek, Nowy Targ anno 2020.   Click images to viewDemeter Petru Cristian 2022
SOLD! Demeter Petru Cristian, Transilvania, 2022. Goffriller model. Click images to viewCalin Wultur viola #6
 Reghin, Romania 2015.   Click images to viewRobert Herrman 3/4 size cello
 Markneukirchen, 1952. Please call for more information.   Click images to viewJohn Juzek 3/4 size cello#1
 Sold! ca 1930. Please call for more information.   Click images to viewJohn Juzek 3/4 size cello#2
 ca 1930. Please call for more information.   Click images to viewJohn Juzek 1/2 size cello
 ca 1930. Please call for more information.   Click images to viewJay Haide l'ancienne “Vuillaume” model
 SOLD! European tonewood, 2023.   Click images to viewGerman Cello, Mittenwald ca 1920
 German cello, Mittenwald ca 1920. Please call for more information.   Click images to viewY. Chen Montagnana cello
 YanBing. Chen Montagnana model, 2025.   Click images to viewJay Haide 101 model
 Jay Haide 101 model cello.   Click images to viewReproduction of Montagnana cello, 2018
 European tonewood, anno 2018.   Click images to viewCopy of Dominicus Montagnana cello 2021
 Copy of Dominicus Montagnana cello, anno 2021.   Click images to viewReproduction of Montagnana cello, 2021
 Reproduction of Dominicus Montagnana, anno 2021.   Click images to viewSergio Peresson
 Sergio Peresson 1957. Please call more more information!   Click images to viewPaul Bailly
 Labeled Paul Bailly, 1907.   Click images to viewMirecout cello
 Branded Cilarotte, Mirecout 1860.   Click images to viewDemeter Petru Cristian
 Demeter Petru Cristian, Romania, special edition, Goffriller model, anno 2025.   Click images to viewAngelo Radrizzani
 SOLD!   Click images to viewAndrzej Swietlinski, New Arrival
 Nowy Targ, Poland. Tertis model, anno 2022.   Click images to viewE. Sartory violin bow
 E. Sartory violin bow, Paris. Please call for detail information.  Click images to viewThos. Beddow viola
 SOLD! 15inch viola: labeled Thos. Beddow, ca 1886.   Click images to viewNicolas Vuillaume
 SOLD! Violin by Nicolas Vuillaume, Mirocourt, 1849.   Click images to viewGregory Bearden
 SOLD! Violin by Gregory Bearden, St. Louis, MO 2022.  Click images to viewW. Wilkanowski viola
 16.5inch viola by Polish maker William Wilkanowski, anno 1949.   Click images to viewMing-Jiang Zhu viola
 15inch viola, European tone wood. Made in the workshop of Ming-Jiang Zhu, the Gold Medalist, Silver Medalist and Multi-awards Winner of International Competitions, anno 2023.   Click images to viewCh. J.B. Collin-Mezin Fils viola
 16.5inch viola made by workshop of J.B. Collin-Mezin, Paris. anno 1951.   Click images to viewJean Baptiste Colin viola
 16inch viola by Jean Baptiste Colin, anno 1909.   Click images to viewGerman viola
 17inch German viola.   Click images to viewFrederick J. Buckley viola
 Viola made by Frederick J. Buckley. Please call for more information.   Click images to viewVilmos Knedler, Budapest, c. 1930. Antonio Loveri
 SOLD! Markneukirchen, Germany. Antonio Loveri violin was imported into United States by the Tonk Brothers firm.   Click images to viewLabeled Heinrich Th. Heberlein violin
 Markneukirchen, 1900.   Click images to viewLabeled Josef Klotz made by Hans Schirmer
 Violin labeled Josef Klotz made by Hans Schirmer.   Click images to viewRobert A. Dölling
 Markneukirchen, copy of Antonius Stradivarius.   Click images to viewErnst Heinrich Roth, 1958 New Arrival
 16inch viola, Reproduction of Antonius Stradivarius, 1718.   Click images to viewCopy of Joseph Guarnerius, ca 1920
 Copy of Joseph Guarnerius, ca 1920.   Click images to viewPaul Bisch viola bow
Viola bow by Paul Bisch, 66.5g. Frz Meier viola bow
 Viola bow by Frz Meier. Please call for detail information.  Click images to viewE. M. Penzel viola bow
 Viola bow by E. M. Penzel. Please call for detail information.  Click images to viewAntonio Capela
 Anno 1984. Labeled with signature Antonio Capela Antense and with certificate. Please call for more detail information.   Click images to viewCoda bow
 Coda carbon fiber bows: Student to Master level. Please call for detail information. Coda bow
 Coda cello carbon fiber bow: Student to Master level. Please call for detail information. Coda bow
 Coda viola carbon fiber bow: Student to Master level. Please call for detail information. Leopold Maushner
 Leopold Maushner, Wildstein 1949. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewLillo Salerno
 The violin after Guarneri Del Jesu was made by Italian born maker Lillo Salerno. He holds a degree from both Cremona and Mittenwald School. Upon graduation he worked for many well known restoration shops and established himself at Plorzheim, Germany in 2005. He uses only the best materials and woods and finishs his intruments with a rich and exquisite oil varnish.   Click images to viewJ Grandjon
 Jules Joseph Grandjon, violin maker, initially worked in Paris and later established his own factory in Mirevourt around 1850.   Click images to viewCopy of Joseph Guarnerius
 Copy of Joseph Guarnerius, ca 1920.   Click images to viewDerazey school
 Very good French violin, Derazey school, Mirecourt ca 1870.   Click images to viewAlbanelli Franco
 Labeled Albanelli Franco, 1980, branded at bottom. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewErnst Heinrich Roth
 Violin by Ernst Heinrich Roth, copy of Antonius Stradivarius, anno 1923.   Click images to viewAugusto Pollastri
 Augusto Pollastri (1877-1927), one of finest Italian violin maker. Violin branded with his mark, anno 1923. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewJ Grandjon
 J Grandjon with one piece back, please call for detail information.   Click images to viewLouis Lyeki
 Violin made by Louis Lyeki, anno 1927. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewH. Scott Harrington
 Violin made by H. Scott Harrington, 1910.   Click images to viewHenry Bentin
 Henry Bentin was violin and bow maker (1857-1928). He established his own workshop in St. Louis in 1889, later moving to New Orleans in 1896.   Click images to viewJohn Juzek
 John Juzek, made in Czechoslovakia, anno 1919.   Click images to viewJohn Strodl
 Violin labeled John Strodl, New York 1869.   Click images to viewCollin Mezin Le Victorieux
 Labeled Ch. J. B. Collin-Mezin, Le Victorieux, 1950.   Click images to viewMing-Jiang Zhu
 Made from European tone wood, top of European spruce with fine to medium grain, maple back with Italian style antiqued red-brown varnish on a golden ground. Size available: 15 - 16.5inch.   Click images to viewJohn Juzek
 John Juzek viola 16inch.   Click images to viewDemeter Petru Cristian
 Demeter Petru Cristian viola, 16inch, Transilvania.   Click images to viewE.R.Pfretzschner 3/4 size cello
 E.R.Pfretzschner 3/4 size cello.   Click images to viewModel 800 intermediate level bass
 Intermediate level bass: -Solid carved top -Ebony fingerboard and tailpiece -Brass tuners -Professional set up with adjustable bridge and Helicore strings On sale now: $3,850.00 Available size: 3/4  Click images to viewGustave Villaume
 Violin made by Gustave Villaume.   Click images to viewLeonardo Genaro
 Copy of Antonius Stradivarius.   Click images to viewWorkshop of Collin Mezin
 Workshop of Collin Mezin.   Click images to viewAugust Heberlein
 Markneukirchen, 1925.   Click images to viewGewa Violin/Viola cases
 Gewa violin/viola cases: Polycarbonate oblong/shaped cases, Bio-S oblong case etc.   Click images to viewBam Bonbon Hightech case
 Bam Bonbon Hightech cello cases.  Click images to viewEastman
 Eastman cello, model#305, anno 2002.   Click images to viewGenuzio Carletti
 Genuzio Carletti was a respected Italian violin maker, known for crafting high-quality, resonant cellos, violas and violins. Labedled G. Carlettinius", 1962. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewMathias Heinicke
 Branded inside. Mathias Heinicke, Geigenbauer. Made in Czechoslovakia, 1924.   Click images to viewMathias Hornsteiner
 Violin labeled Mathias Hornsteiner.   Click images to viewClaude Pierray
 Worked at Paris, 1700-1740. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewJustin Derazey
 Labeled Just Derazey, Luthier a Mirecourt, 1879.   Click images to viewEmile Boulangeot
 Labeled Emile Boulangeot, 1939.   Click images to viewRaffaele Calace
 SOLD! Italian luthier. The violin labeled Raffaele Calace, 1920. Branded on the back.   Click images to viewLanini workshop
 Lanini workshop, Labeled Farotti Celestes. Branded under the end button.   Click images to viewJay Haide
 Dealer of Jay Haide instruments in Missouri. Models vary: beginner to advanced student or even a professional musician. Please call for detail information.   Click images to viewMing-Jiang Zhu
 Ming Jiang Zhu (1955-2014) was a master luthier who won over 20 awards from the Violin Society of America.   Click images to viewVersum solo
 Thomastik-Infeld Versum solo cello strings are hign-end, professional-grade strings engineered for soloists and advanced players seeking profound power, brilliant projection, and deep tonal richness. Rondo
 Thomastik-Infeld Rondo cello strings are professional-level strings designed for advanced players and soloists. Larsen Aurora
 Larsen Aurora Cello strings provide a smooth, brilliant sound without metallic overtones, offering an affordable entry point into Larsen quality for developing, amateur and student cellists. Spirocore
 Thomastic-Infeld Spirocore Cello G and C strings (commonly sold as a tungsten-wound) are frequently paired with Larsen A and D by advanced and professional cellists. Dominant
 Thomastik-Infeld Dominant viola strings are highly flexible, multi-strand synthetic core strings which known for their warm, full and mellow tone. Evah Pirazzi
 Pirastro Evah Pirazzi viola strings are high-perfomance synthetic core strings designed for soloists who need a powerful and brilliant sound. Pirastro Gold
 Orange-yellow round cake, available for violin, viola and cello. Bonmusica
 Available for violin and viola. Pirastro Korfker
 Pirastro Korfker violin shoulder rest. Please call for detail information. |
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