A Violin From Louis Lowendall in Dresden, Approximately 1873-1889.
A Hungarian Violin by Roberto Andreas Bachias, 2012
An Early 19th Century German Violin By Friedrich August Glass.
A 20th Century French Violin From Laberte, Guadagnini Model.
A Mid Century Violin By Ottomar Hausmann, Mittenwald.
A Powerful German Viola, Circa 1890-1900. 15.5”
A Modern American Violin by Aaron Work, 2021.
An Early 19th C. Violin By A Member Of The Meinel Family
A 20th Century French Violin From The Workshops of Jerome Thibouville Lamy
A Modern Hungarian Violin by Laszlo Horvath, 1976
French Duiffoprugar Violin; Made for JTL, c. 1890’s.
A Good Danish Violin by Henrik Hvilsted, 1934.
GDG Violin By Zhen Jie Zhao in Beijing, 2017.
A Good Violin by Chen Guang-Yue, 1988.
An English Violin By Harold E. Perkins, 1951.
A Good Bohemian Viola, Mid 19th c. 15.9”
A Beautiful French Violin After Vuillaume From Laberte And For Chapuis.
A German Violin By Georg Adam Gutter II, 1793.
An Early 19th C. Mittenwald Violin Attributed To Josef Sailor, 1824.
A Contemporary American Viola by John Vincent Importuno, 1998. 16 1/2”
A Powerful Bohemian Violin, First Quarter 19th Century
A Contemporary American Violin by Justin Boone, 2002
Circa 1800 Carl Friedrich Glass Violin
A Good Violin By Johann Glass Made In Leipzig, 1929.
A Good Amatese Viola By Zhen Jie Zhao in Beijing, 2022. 16 7/16.”
A Beautiful Early 20th Century Violin By Hermann Dölling II, Germany.
A Beautiful John Juzek Master Art Violin, 1930’s.
A Brescian Inspired American Violin by Edward Ryan Miller, 2016
An American Violin By Boston Maker, C.A. Morrill, 1928.
A Brescian Inspired American Viola Edward Ryan Miller, 2016. 16 1/4”
Mid 19th Century Mittenwald Viola From Neuner & Hornsteiner. 15 3/16”
An Early 19th Century French Violin By A Member Of The Mansuy Family.
A 1741 Guarneri Copy From Ernst Heinrich Roth, Circa 1902-1919.
An 18th Century Tyrolean Violin
An English Viola By Bryan Maynard, 1979. 16 1/2.”
An Early 20th Century Saxon Cello
A Viola From The Workshop Of Heinrich Theodore Heberlein JR., 1922. 15.5”
