Roman Teller 16 ½"

sku Product SKU:  19824

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Roger & Max Millant

sku Product SKU:  19830

Brothers Roger and Max Millant were among the most respected European makers of their generation. Beginning their studies with their prize winning grandfather Sebastien-August Deroux, they continued their studies with Mougenot in Mirecourt and with Dykes in London. After establishing their own shop in Paris in 1930- shortly before turning 30- they quickly developed fame for constructing instruments of robust tone and elegant craftsmanship. During the course of their career, they won prizes in Cremona, The Hague, and Liege, among others. This violin is a classic examples of their work. Made in 1953 on their own model, it is easy to play and has a nuanced, rich tone with characteristic power.

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Ernst Heinrich Roth

sku Product SKU:  19008

This exceptional violin from the Roth Markneukirchen workshop before their move to Erlangen, represents their finest work equal to or exceeding their best work from the 1920’s. The tone is rich and powerful, a sound that would appeal to many.

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Martin Erician

sku Product SKU:  19689

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Albin Ludwig Paulus

sku Product SKU:  17145

After World War I, violin making in Markneukirchen started focusing on higher quality “Art Violins” rather than less expensive student work. This violin is an excellent example of these fine instruments. Albin Paulus studied with Dölling and established independently while still in his 20s and continued until 1946. Tonally, this violin is powerful, brilliant and responsive.

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Giancarlo Stanzani

sku Product SKU:  16995

Giancarlo began violin making at a very early age and studied with Enrico Piretti. He won awards for his cellos at a major competition in Ascoli Piceno.

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D. Nicolas

sku Product SKU:  19124

Branded "A La Ville de Cremonne, D. Nicolas Aine", these instruments, based on a unique, wide pattern, were produced by two generations of the Nicolas family in Mirecourt, France for much of the 1800s. The model and brand were continued by Justin Derazey and then by Laberte and Magnie into the 20th century. This instrument, made in the latter half of the 19th century, has a robust and clear tone, typical for these instruments.

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Copie J.B.Vuillaume

sku Product SKU:  19105

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Horst Schönfelder

sku Product SKU:  16480

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P. Serdet workshop

sku Product SKU:  11302

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Ignaz Lutz

sku Product SKU:  11554

Originally from Vienna, Lutz studied violin making with his father before apprenticing in Berlin, Paris, and London. He eventually settled in San Francisco, where he quickly developed a fine reputation, both as repairman and luthier. Famous violinists such as Kreisler, Zimbalist, and Carl Flesch performed at points on a Lutz violin. Using his “Ehrlich” Stradivari violin as a model, he fashioned excellent replicas with his personal touch.

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Labeled Carl Joseph Schuster

sku Product SKU:  19007

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Jay Haide Statue Model Violin

sku Product SKU:  303SVLN

Jay Ifshin 16 ½"

sku Product SKU:  2185

1982

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Labeled Gustave Bazin

sku Product SKU:  18071

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Labeled Fernand Jacquot

sku Product SKU:  15061

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J.N. Aschow

sku Product SKU:  15689

The Aschow family were the most important makers and dealers in the San Francisco East Bay area for almost 70 years, closing in 1969. John was born in Denmark and studied at the violin making school in Mittenwald before coming to this country at the beginning of the last century. He eventually established a violin shop in Oakland, California, in 1906, one of the premier shops in the Bay Area. His son continued the business until 1969. Aschow produced about 200 instruments of distinctive quality. 

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Edmund Glasel

sku Product SKU:  16476

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Georgio Martini

sku Product SKU:  13219

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George Withers

sku Product SKU:  19433

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Jay Haide Viola, Model 101

sku Product SKU:  101VLA

Jay Haide Model 104

sku Product SKU:  104VLA

Marco Minnozzi

sku Product SKU:  12779

Marco Minnozzi has been making violins for over 25 years. He trained with Renato Scrollavezza in Parma and has worked with V.Nigogosian, Horacio Pineiro and Rene Morel in New York. His work is sought after all over the World. This beautifully crafted violin has a full, warm tone.

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Paolo Virgoletti

sku Product SKU:  18679

Paolo began his training with his uncle Arturo Virgoletti in 1999. Moving to Cremona, he worked with Elio Severgnini. While he was there he had the opportunity to restore fine old instruments and study closely the work of the great masters. He worked with master makers in Tokyo and Madrid before opening his own workshop in S.Polo d’Enza near Parma.

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