€ 10.000 – € 20.000

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 [...]

French violin bow by Hippolyte Camille Lamy, “le fils” around 1920. Hippolyte Camille was one of two sons of Alfred LAMY (Père). His younger brother Georges Lamy (born 1881) was as [...]

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 grammes with [...]

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 [...]

This Viola was crafted by Susanne von Bechtolsheim in our Munich workshop in 2007, according to a master viola by Tommaso Carcassi (Florence 1754). The orginal viola is illustrated in the book [...]

This viola was crafted by Karoline Schütze in our Munich workshop in the year 2002, according to a masterpiece by Tommaso Carcassi (Florence) from 1754. The original instrument itself is owned by [...]