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                    Cellos $10,000.00 - $25,000.00Cellos $25,000.00 - $50,000.00Cellos $5,000.00 - $10,000.00Cellos $50,000.00 aboveCellos under $5,000.00Fractional Cellos                    Violas
                    Fine violas $15,000.00 - $25,000.00Fine Violas $25,000.00 aboveFine Violas $5,000.00 - $15,000.00Violas under $5,000.00                    Violins
                    Fine violins $10,000.00 - $20,000.00Fine violins $25,000.00-$50,000.00Fine violins $5,000.00 - $10,000.00Fine Violins $50,000.00 aboveFractional size ViolinsPlease call for priceViolins under $5,000.00 | Fine violins $5,000.00 - $10,000.00Lyon & Healy Maetro Model SOLD!  Lyon & Healy dated 1905, Maestro Model very good condition with a warm deep sound and good projections. Made in France. 
 
    Click images to viewOskar E. Meinel  Violin labeled "Oskar E. Meinel, Markneukirchen" 1935, Germany. Reproduction of Antonius Stradiuarius, cremona 1720.    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 viewCh.J.B.Collin-Mezin,  Le Victorieux  Labeled Ch.J.B Collin-Mezin, 1950. "Le Victorieux" type grand Soliste.    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 viewPawel Migiel  Labeled Migiel Pawel fecit, Zakopane A.D. 2018. 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 viewOskar Bernhard Heinel  Labeled "Oskar Bernhard Heinel" Markneukirchen, Anno 1932.    Click images to viewLabeled Albin Tiroler Kessler  Sold! A Markneukirchen violin by Rudolph Wurlitzer Co., labeled Albin Tiroler Kessler Markneukirchen in Sa.    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 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 viewAndrew Hyde  Sold.    Click images to viewErnst Ed. Todt  Markneukirchen, Germany.    Click images to viewSebastian Heberlein  Sold. 
 ca 1901.    Click images to viewGregory Bearden  SOLD! Violin by Gregory Bearden, St. Louis, MO 2022.    Click images to viewVilmos Knedler, Budapest, c. 1930. Antonio Loveri violin  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 viewRobert A. Dölling  Markneukirchen, copy of Antonius Stradivarius.    Click images to viewCopy of Joseph Guarnerius, ca 1920  Copy of Joseph Guarnerius, ca 1920.    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 viewCopy of Joseph Guarnerius  Copy of Joseph Guarnerius, ca 1920.    Click images to view |  | |
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