Violins

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

 

 

 

 

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Wojciech Topa

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. 

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Oskar E. Meinel

Violin made by "Oskar E. Meinel, Markneukirchen" 1934, Germany. Brand inside.

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Grandin A Paris

Labeled Grandin A Paris, ca 1850, by Jules Grandjon.

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Eugene 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. 

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Pawel 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.

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Ernst 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. 

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Louis Lyeki

Anno 1927. Louis Lyeki was born at Kassa (Hungary) 1884 and ultimately settled at St.Louis. Perfectly equal tone, full and powerful. 

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Carl Becker

Chicago, 1940. Please call for detail information. 

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Gregory Bearden

SOLD! Violin by Gregory Bearden, St. Louis, MO 2022. 

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Antonio Loveri

Markneukirchen, Germany. Antonio Loveri violin was imported into United States by the Tonk Brothers firm. 

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Robert A. Dölling

Markneukirchen, copy of Antonius Stradivarius. 

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Lillo 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. 

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J Grandjon

Jules Joseph Grandjon, violin maker, initially worked in Paris and later established his own factory in Mirevourt around 1850. 

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Ernst Heinrich Roth

Violin by Ernst Heinrich Roth, copy of Antonius Stradivarius, anno 1923. 

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Augusto Pollastri

Augusto Pollastri (1877-1927), one of finest Italian violin maker. Violin branded with his mark, anno 1923. Please call for detail information. 

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H. Scott Harrington

Violin made by H. Scott Harrington, 1910. 

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Collin Mezin Le Victorieux

Labeled Ch. J. B. Collin-Mezin, Le Victorieux, 1950.

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Gustave Villaume

Violin made by Gustave Villaume.

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Leonardo Genaro

Copy of Antonius Stradivarius.

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Workshop of Collin Mezin

Workshop of Collin Mezin. 

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August Heberlein

Markneukirchen, 1925.

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Mathias Heinicke

Branded inside. Mathias Heinicke, Geigenbauer. Made in Czechoslovakia, 1924.

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