Frantisek X. Drozen

sku Product SKU:  21818

Drozen began his career in Prague working with J.B.Vavra and B.Lantner before moving to Turnov in 1925. His violins became popular with professionals and soloists, both in Czechoslovakia and around the world. In fact, one of his violins was used by the great violinist Jan Kubelik.

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Fine old French

sku Product SKU:  2291

In the late 19^th. And early twentieth centuries, there were a number of excellent workshops in Mirecourt. This violin probably dates from the early twentieth century.

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Paulus Horvath

sku Product SKU:  14935

Horvath is an interesting young maker who has had success in various international competitions. This violin has a brilliant, responsive tone.

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German w. Facsimile Ernst Heinrich Roth Label

sku Product SKU:  23124

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Joachim Wunderlich *SOLD*

sku Product SKU:  11924

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Daniele Tonarelli Studio

sku Product SKU:  18818

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John Friedrich & Bro.

sku Product SKU:  17221

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Branded Bertholini

sku Product SKU:  17795

By the late 19th century, famous workshops in Mirecourt, France were making some of their finest instruments. This is an excellent example of Mirecourt workmanship of that era.

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Labeled Georges Michel

sku Product SKU:  21079

The Aubert workshop is famous for the very finest bridges for bowed string instruments. For many years they have also maintained a very small workshop making very fine violins, violas and cellos.

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Eduard Reichert

sku Product SKU:  23177

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Nicolaus Uhlen

sku Product SKU:  23788

Nicolaus Uhlen was born and trained in Germany. He came to the U.S. in the mid 1880’s, working first in New York, then moving to Chicago in 1893. At that time there were many fine violin makers in Chicago, mostly immigrants from Germany and Eastern Europe.

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Herman Todt

sku Product SKU:  17825

Heinrich Herman Todt trained in Markneukirchen and worked for an important maker in Busdapest befor reurning home. His workshop made high quality instruments for a number of important shops especially in the U.S. This violin was made for William Lewis and Son in Chicago, one of the largest and most important shops in the country.

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Bohuslav Lantner

sku Product SKU:  20564

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Fine old German

sku Product SKU:  19229

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Wojciech Topa workshop *SOLD*

sku Product SKU:  19651

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Stradivarius Copy *SOLD*

sku Product SKU:  20386

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P. Serdet workshop

sku Product SKU:  11302

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Paul Serdet workshop

sku Product SKU:  11302

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Thomas Hoyer Workshop *SOLD*

sku Product SKU:  22757

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Thomas Hoyer Workshop

sku Product SKU:  22756

For generations, the Hoyer family of violin and bow makers has been one of the most important in Germany. Born in 1970, Thomas Hoyer trained with his father Georg and Seifert. He received his Master's certificate form the Mittenwald violin making school in 1998 and has since built one of the finest violin making workshops in Germany.

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P.A Petertson *SOLD*

sku Product SKU:  21218

P.A.Peterson worked in Chicago from 1875-1907. Although we don’t know a great deal about this maker, it is clear from our violin that he was a well trained and skillful craftsman.

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Paul Schuback

sku Product SKU:  24038

Paul Schuback, one of the most respected violin makers in America, opened his shop in Portland, OR in 1971. Over the years he trained a number of fine makers in his shop. Among those was Jeffrey Muller, son of Albert Muller, who went on to open his own successful shop in Los Angeles.

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Heinrich TH Heberlein Jr. 1924

sku Product SKU:  24017

Heinrich Theodor Heberlein founded the Heberlein company in 1863, producing extremity high quality instruments over several decades. This fine violin is an excellent example oftheir fine work.

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Fine Old German

sku Product SKU:  21225

This violin is an excellent example of German craftsmanship from the late 19^th. Century with excellent and artistic varnish antiquing.

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