€ 10.000 – € 20.000

Description Very good violin bow by Charles Nicolas BAZIN (1847 – 1915) from around 1900. Charles Nicolas BAZIN, a bow maker from Mirecourt in the Vosges, was the son of the bow maker Francois [...]

Description Rare cello in size 1/2 by Jean-Baptiste SALOMON (1713 – 1767) Paris. SALOMON is one of the most important representatives of the Vieux Paris School (Old Paris). He was born in Reims [...]

Description Very good violin bow by Emile François OUCHARD (Père) (1872 to 1951) around 1915. OUCHARD Père first worked in the workshop of CUNIOT-HURY in Mirecourt. After his death in 1910, he [...]

This very well-preserved violin bow by André Vigneron, the son of Joseph Arthur Vigneron, can be precisely assigned to around 1910. Up until that year André Vigneron used his father’s [...]

It is a perfectly preserved violin by the violin maker Paul Knorr from 1942. The violin was built after a model by Antonius Stradivarius. It bears the original label on the inside of the bottom [...]

Description French violin bow by Mars Auguste Husson (Paris) from 1925. This bow from M.A. Husson is very special as it has no traces of wear and tear, a strong stick and a total weight of 59 [...]

Description A fine French violin with the original label Schwartz Frères à Strasbourg, 1841. This violin was made by the brothers George Frédéric Schwartz and Théophile Guillaume Schwartz. Both [...]

French violin bow by Claude Joseph Fonclause. This violin bow has a special feature: the frog and legs are older than the bar. The rod is a very elegant work by Claude Joseph Fonclause from [...]

Viola crafted by Lena Fischer in our Munich workshop in 2006, according to a classic model by Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume (1846). As far as we can tell this is the largest known viola model by [...]

Viola crafted by Lena Fischer in our Munich workshop in 2006, according to a classic model by Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume (1846). This viola has slightly higher ribs, which give the instrument an [...]