Robert Glier

sku Product SKU:  21034

Robert Glier was born and trained in Markneukirchen, moving to Cincinnati in 1885. He first worked for Wurlitzer before establishing his own successful shop.

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Marcello Bellei

sku Product SKU:  15690

Born in 1976, Marcello Bellei trained at the Parma violin making school under Renato Scrollavezza. This gifted maker has won numerous awards for his instruments.

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Stefano Trabucchi

sku Product SKU:  21360

Cremona is considered the most important center of violin making in the World. and Stefano Trabucchi is one of the best known makers there. The tone is brilliant and responsive.

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Stefano Trabucchi

sku Product SKU:  21360

Cremona is probably the most important center of violin making in the World. and Stefano Trabucchi is one of the best known makers there. The tone is brilliant and responsive. .

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Amedee Dieudonné

sku Product SKU:  16860

Dieudonné was a pupil of Gustave Bazin in Mirecourt going on to work with Darche in Brussels before establishing his own workshop in Mirecourt. His instruments were popular all over the world, especially in the U.S. where they were sold by Wurlitzer and William Moennig & Sons. This would be an excellent choice for a musician seeking a violin with a brilliant tone with easy playability.

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Labeled Aegidius Klotz

sku Product SKU:  14597

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Honoré Derazey

sku Product SKU:  9826

This unusual and beautifully made violin was possibly modeled after instruments by Gaspard Duiffoprugcar (1514-1570), the first "French" instrument maker. It has a beautifully carved head of a bearded man and on the lower back is an inlaid marquetry Paris street scene. J.B.Vuillaume of Paris who besides being a great maker, was also an experienced trader/dealer in antique instruments, probably saw work by Duiffoprugcar, making some instruments in his style. Over the years Derazey made a number of violins on this model, some of which were reportedly purchased by Vuillaume, inserting his own label. This exceptional and distinctive violin has a big, responsive tone.

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Antonio Gagliano

sku Product SKU:  21747

The Gagliano family of violin makers (17 in all) spanned several generations and were active for two centuries from about 1700 to 1886. They dominated the Neapolitan violin making scene during all of those years. Antonio Gagliano was trained by his father Giovanni and worked in partnership with his brother Raffaele. Many of his violins are labeled with both of their names. This exceptional violin would be an excellent choice for a top soloist and has been used in a number of recordings and performances around the world. It is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from Jacques Français of New York. 

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Heinrich Gill, Model 56

sku Product SKU:  9800

For decades, Heinrich Gill in Bubenreuth has always been known for high quality string instruments.

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Jay Haide Vuillaume Model

sku Product SKU:  21654