Fine Musical Instruments 11/20/15

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11/20/15
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fine musical instruments
1808 Chestnut Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania 19103
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Fine Musical Instruments
11/20/15
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Sale 1532
Friday, November 20, 2015 at 10am
1808 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia PA 19103
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LOTS 1–308
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1 151962/1
An Archtop Guitar by The
Gibson Co.
Model L-4, made in 1929, serial
number 86528, factory order
number: 9687.
$400-600
2 151765/51
A Gretsch Synchromatic
Acoustic Archtop Guitar,
1940s
Body size: 17”. Scale length: 24.5”.
Rosewood fingerboard with large
abalone block inlays. Original brown
hard case.
$800-1,200
3 152180/17
A Guitar by C. F. Martin &
Co., Nazareth, Pa., Style 0-28,
ex-Mike Seeger
The two-piece rosewood back with
marquetry backstrip, the top with
herringbone trim, the two-piece
cedar neck with solid head and later
banjo tuners stamped: C. F. Martin/
New York; the neck block and
center strip stamped: C. F. MARTIN
& CO.
provenance:
Formerly in the collection of Mike
Seeger. Mike Seeger played this
guitar on track 13 “New River Train”
on the CD he recorded with Paul
Brown in 1996 - Way Down in
North Carolina.
$4,000-5,000
4 158111/1
Victorian Rosewood Square
Piano
Schomacker & co., Philadelphia,
second half 19th century.
H: 36 in. W: 89 in. D: 42 in.
provenance:
Property from a Chestnut Hill, PA
family collection.
$2,000-3,000
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5 142483/4
A Guitar by C. F. Martin &
Co., Nazareth, Pa., Style 0-40,
c.1880, ex-Joan Baez
The two-piece rosewood back with
arrow-pattern marquetry backstrip,
the two-piece 12-fret cedar neck
with slotted head, the top and
soundhole with abalone trim, the
brass tuner plates engraved with
floral swags, width of lower bout:
13-1/2”, in a 1960s hard case.
provenance:
This Martin guitar was used in
performances and for recordings by
Joan Baez c.1966-69. It is pictured
with Joan Baez on a number of
album covers, including David’s
Album. The Style 0-40 was a very
rare model, with perhaps a dozen or
so being made, and the “0”-size was
quite large for its time.
$10,000-15,000
6 152268/1
A Hurdy Gurdy in the French
style, Second half 19th century
10 152407/3
A Folk Harp by Dusty Strings,
Seattle
14 152173/2
A Stroh Violin or Stroviol circa
1910
Figured slab cut maple body of guitar
form with a flat back, carved scroll in
the form of a woman’s head.
Model FH-368, made in 1991, the
soundboard and sides of maple, the
walnut back with 3 oval soundholes,
for 36 strings, height: 54-1/2”,
soundboard widtH: 14”
Cylindrical mahogany colored body
with attached maple violin neck and
scroll, violin bridge with the original
aluminum amplification horn, this
model was not designed with a
separate monitor horn; the body
is labeled: STROVIOLS/ TRADE
MARK/ REGISTERED.
$2,000-2,500
7 151591/4
A French Double Action Pedal
Harp by Erard, Paris
In the Gothic style, 7 pedals, for
47 strings: the brass cover-plate
enscribed Erard/ 3791; and on the
opposite side: Erard/ 13. Rue du
Mail/ Paris.
$4,000-6,000
8 152407/1
A Lyon & Healy Pedal Harp,
Style 19, made in 1921
Forty-six strings, seven pedals, 70”
height, sound board width 18-3/4”
Serial #2386
$3,000-5,000
9 152407/2
A French Double Action Pedal
Harp, by Pleyel & Co., Paris
In the Grecian style, made circa
1831, 7 action and 1 louvre pedal,
the body and soundboard with
rosewood veneers, for 44 strings,
engraved on the cover-plate:
HARPES A DOUBLE MOUVEMENT
PAR BREVET D’INVENTION DE
F. DIZE/ Pleyel & Co./ Facteurs
Du Roi/ Rue Cadet No.9/ a Paris,
height: 65-1/2”, soundboard
widtH: 14”, requires restoration.
$300-500
11 152407/4
A Clark Irish Harp, Syracuse,
New York
$400-600
The soundboard and body
decorated with scrolling Celtic
designs, for 31 strings, on its original
stand, height of harp: 39-1/2”,
soundboard widtH: 11”
$400-600
12 151766/33
An Oak Violin Case from W. E.
Hill & Sons, London
Single case with green velvet lining.
For two bow spinners (one missing).
$200-300
13 151766/21
An Oak Double Violin Case by
W. E. Hill & Sons, London
Velvet-lined, with four bow
spinners.
$600-800
$1,000-1,500
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8
15 152245/1
A Viola D’Amore of the Prague
School, c. 1800
Unlabeled.
Length of back: 368mm
$3,500-4,500
16 152058/1
An American Violin by the John
Albert Workshop, Philadelphia
Labeled: THE JOHN ALBERT/
American Concert Violin/MADE
EXPRESSLY FOR/J W PEPPER/
PHILADELPHIA AND CHICAGO.
$1,000-1,500
17 151766/24
A German Violin, Ernst Martin
Unlabeled.
$300-400
18 151870/1590
A German 1/64 Size Violin or
Manufacturer’s Sample
Stamped “Paganini” on the upper
back, in a black painted wooden
case.
$150-250
19 151363/1
A German Violin, Mittenald,
circa 1890
Labeled: Nicolas Lupot Luthier rue
de/ Grammont a Paris l’an 1800.
$200-400
20 152173/1
A German Violin
24 152173/14
A Violin
Labeled: Antonius Stradivarius
Cremonensis/ Faciebat Anno 1721.
Unlabeled.
$300-400
21 152173/12
A French Violin, Workshop
of Jerome Thibouville-Lamy,
Mirecourt
Labeled: Copie de/ Giovanni
Grancino in Contrada largha/ di
Milano al segno della Corona 1721;
“J.T.L.” logo on inside back under
treble ff-hole.
$200-300
22 152173/3
An Interesting Composite
Violin
Labeled: Fait par LOUIS GAIRAUD/
a Nantes 1740.
$300-500
23 152173/11
A German Violin
Labeled: PAUL SAFRAN & SON/
STRING MAKERS/ 474 N 8TH;
PHILA. PENNA.
$200-300
$200-300
25 152177/4
A German Violin
Labeled: Antonius Stradiuarius
Cremonensis/ Faciebat Anno 1735.
28 152177/2
A German Violin by Ernst
Heinrich Roth
Labeled: Ernst Heinrich Roth/
Bubenrueth Erlangen 1969/
Reproduction of/ Guarnerius del
Gesu/ Cremona 1732.
$800-1,200
$800-1,000
29 151777/5
A German Violin
26 152173/13
A German Violin
Labeled: Nicolaus Amatus fecit/ in
Cremona 1645.
Labeled: Jacobus Stainer, in
Absam,/ prope Oenipontum, 1635.
$200-300
27 151766/23
A German Violin, probably
Bavaria late 18th century
Labeled: Jacobus Stainer in Absam/
prope Oenipontum 1660; the head
French 19th century.
$500-800
$800-1,200
30 152173/10
An American Violin by August
Gemunder & Sons
Labeled: “GEMUNDER ART”
VIOLIN/ AUGUST GEMUNDER &
SONS/ NEW YORK 1925; Branded
on the inside upper back “AUG.
GEMUNDER & SONS/ NEWYORK.”
$1,200-1,800
31 152173/6
A Violin of the Veneto School,
c.1880
Labeled: Enrico Catenari/ Turin
1740.
$2,000-3,000
32 151929/1
A French Violin, Nicolas
Augustin Chappuy, Mirecourt
Unlabeled, branded on the inside of
the back: CHAPPUY.
$2,500-3,500
33 151385/1
A French Violin, First Half 19th
century
Labeled: Charles Gaillard/ No. 20,
Rue Notre-Dame-de-Recourance,
No. 20/ Paris, 18—.
$800-1,200
34 152353/1
An Interesting Violin, 2nd half
nineteenth century
Labeled: Nicolaus Amatus
Cremonen Hieronymi/ Fil. Ae
Antonij Nepos Fecit 1677.
$800-1,200
35 151789/1
A German Violin, Mittenwald,
c.1820, probably by a member
of the Hornsteiner family
Labeled: Petrus Joannes Mantegatia
fecit Me/ diolani la Via S. Margarita
1783.
$1,500-2,500
36 152180/10
An English Violin by Thomas
Allwood, Barnstaple
Branded below the button at the
back: ALLWOOD.
$800-1,200
37 152177/9
A German Violin, Albert Knorr
Labeled: ALBERT KNORR/
MARKNEUKIRCHEN/ MADE IN
GERMANY.
$1,000-1,500
38 152173/4
A Bohemian Violin, Early 19th
Century
Labeled: WEIDLICH OSZVALD/
HANGZER-GYAROS/BUDAPEST;
and bearing that maker’s repair
incription on the inside table, in a
fitted mahogany case from Gand &
Bernardel.
$800-1,200
39 152210/1
An Anglo-French Violin for
Edward Withers
42 152177/14
A German Violin, Theodore
Heinrich
Labeled: Edward Withers/ 22
Wardour Street/ London (made
in Mirecourt for the London trade,
and varnished sold by the Withers
shop).
Labeled: Theodore Heinrich/
Markneukirchen 1921/ Copie:
Antonius Stradiuarius/ MADE IN
GERMANY.
$2,500-3,500
40 152194/1
A Violin by Friedrich
Kreuzinger
Labeled: Friedrich Kreuzinger/ St.
Veil/ obb. 1969.
certificate:
Certificate and Letter of Appraisal
from William Moennig & Son,
Philadelphia, dated December 19,
1980
$1,500-2,000
41 152306/1
An American Violin, Charles
Albert Workshop, Philadelphia
Labeled:CHARLES.F.ALBERT/
PHILADELPHIA/ FECIT ANNO
1903.
$2,000-3,000
$1,500-2,000
43 152180/8
An American Violin by William
Wilkanowski, Baltimore, 1927
Branded internally:
W.WILKANOWSKI; upper block
lab: W. Wilkanowski/VIOLIN
MAKER/58 Nassau Ave. B’Klyn.,
N.Y. 1927 ; & signed by the maker
on the underside of the table.
$1,000-1,500
44 151777/3
A French Violin, Jean-Baptiste
Colin, Mirecourt
Labeled: Lutherie Artistique/ JeanBaptiste COLIN, annee 1898.
$2,000-2,500
45 151735/1
An American Violin by John
Friedrich, New York
Labeled: John Friedrich fecit/New
York Anno 1903.
$4,000-6,000
46 152273/1
An Italian Violin by Luciano
Bini, Cremona
Labeled: Luciano Bini Cremonensis/
Faciebat Anno 1975.
$3,000-5,000
47 152177/11
A German Violin by Ernst
Heinrich Roth
Labeled: Jacobus Hornsteiner/
1927/ Handmade copie of/
Antonius Stradivarius.
$1,500-2,500
45
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48 152236/1
A Hungarian Violin by Charles
Ferenczy
Labeled: Charles FerenczyTomasowsky/ fecit ‘l Gravenhage/
1901; in its original wooden case;.
note:
Ferenczy was born in Pest in
1863, worked in Vienna, Berlin,
Gravenhag, & New York; Bill of
Sale: Gustave Faes, Anvers, Belgium
1904; Proceeds from the sale of this
vioin are to benefit the Philadelphia
Orchestra
$3,000-4,000
49 151756/2
A Violin by Herrmann Todt,
Markneukirchen, 1914
A violin labeled: Hermann Todt
fecit/Markneukirchen anno 1914/
Copia/ Joseph Guarnerius 1733/
Frederici Gilfillani/[i.m.]Geschenk
von Frederick Gilfillan an Jaraslav
Siskovsky 1914. Branded above the
ned-pin: H. TODT.
Length of back 352mm
provenance:
Accompanied by a handwritten
letter from Jaroslav Siskovsky
recounting that F.J. Gilfillan of
St. Paul, MN commissioned this
instrument and another as copies of
the La Font Guarneri he purchased
from W.E. Hill & Sons in 1912.
Mr. Gilfillan gifted this violin to
Siskovsky who played it in the New
York String Quartet until 1953 when
it was acquired by Cyril Jones.
$10,000-15,000
50 152208/5
A French Violin by Joseph
Bassot, Paris
Labeled: JOSEPH BASSOT
Luthier/ a Parisi 1804.
certificate:
Certificate: Jan Strick, Maison
Bernard, Brussels, dated May 19,
2008
$12,000-15,000
51 151766/32
An Italian Violin by Rodolfo
Marchini, Rome
Labeled: RODOLFO MARCHINI/
ALLIEVO DI G. LUCCI/ FECE IN
ROMA 1983.
$10,000-14,000
51
52 151760/4
A Neapolitan School Violin
Labeled: Joseph Gagliano Filius/
Nicolai Fecit Neap 1793. Possibly
the work of Giovanni Tedesco;.
$5,000-8,000
52
53 152336/1
A Modern Guarneri Model
Violin by Shan Jiang, Beijing
Labeled: Shan Jiang/ fecit Beijing,
China anno 2005.
$8,000-12,000
54 152305/2
An American Violin by Carl
Becker & Son
Labeled: Carl Becker and Son/
Associated with WILLIAM LEWIS &
SON/ No. 555 CHICAGO1952.
$15,000-20,000
53
54A
An Italian Violin by Giuseppe
Pedrazzini, Milan
labeled: Giuseppe Pedazzini/
Cremonese/ fece in Milano
l’Anno 1944; branded above
the label on the inside back:
G.PEDRAZZINI.
$20,000-30,000
54
54A
55 152296/1
A French Violin of the
Vuillaume School
Possibly Honore Derazey, the scroll
probably not original. Labeled: Jean
Baptiste Vuillaume/ 3. rue Demours
Ternes. Inscribed in the center of
the back: 2660, and: Vuillaume/
Paris 1866.
$10,000-15,000
55
56 152336/3
An Italian Violin, Bologna
School, ascribed to Fiorini
Labeled: Raffaele Fiorini/ Fecit
Bononia Anno/ 1868.
$15,000-20,000
56
57 152249/4
An American Violin by Zenon
Petesh, Chicago
Labeled: Zenon Wladimir Petesz/
fecit in Chicago Anno D. 1963/ sub
titulo Sanctae Mariae.
$8,000-12,000
57
58 152116/1
An Italian Violin by Dante
& Alfredo Guastalla, Reggio
Emilia
Label: FRATELLI GUASTALLA/
LIUTAI/Fece Laute e Alfredo/
Guastalla/in Reggiola Emilia/
ITALIA: 9 Nov. 1925.
$20,000-25,000
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59 151998/2
An Italian Violin by Mario
Gadda, Mantua, copy of
Pollastri
Labeled: AUGUSTUS POLLASTRI/
Raphaelis Fiorini Alumnus/ Fecit
Bononise an. 1912.
certificate:
By Mario Gadda, stating it to be a
copy of Augusto Pollastri
$15,000-18,000
60 152208/6
An Interesting Violin of the
Guadagnini School
Labeled: Joannes Baptistia
Guadagnini/ Cremonensis fecit
Taurini/ alumnus Antoni Stradivari
1783.
certificate:
Ralph Powell, Smethwick, England,
dated December 12, 1947, stating
that the violin had been shown
to Phillips Hill who stated that
“this violin was made by one of
the Guadagnini Family, probably
Gaetano”
$20,000-25,000
61 152154/1
A Fine English Violin Attributed
to Vincenzo Panormo
Labeled: Vincenzo Trusiano/
Panormo fecit/ Anno 1795.
certificate:
William Moennig & Son,
Philadelphia, dated March 7, 1967
$30,000-40,000
62 151760/2
An Italian Violin by Joseph &
Antonio Gagliano, Naples
Labeled: Joseph & Antonius
Gagliano/ Fec Anno 1799/ In Platea
dicta Cerriglia. With restorations
including a repaired soundpost crack
to the back.
Length of back:356mm
certificate:
Dario D’Attili, Dumont, dated Feb.
13, 1991
$20,000-25,000
63 152292/1
An Italian Violin, Naples
Labeled GIUSEPPE VENTAPANE/
FECIT NEAPOLI 1831; and with
a repair label: RISTAURATO/
EUGENIO DEGANI/ VENEZIA 1925.
note:
Repair label on center inside back:
RISTAURATO/ EUGENIO DEGANI/
VENEZIA 1925
$25,000-35,000
64 152238/1
An Italian Violin by Gaetano
Pasta, Milan
Labeled Gia. Bapt. Grancino in
Contrada/ Largha di Milano anno
1699.
$40,000-50,000
65 151756/1
A Fine Italian Violin by
Giovanni Battista Rogeri,
Brescia
Labeled: Jo. Bapt Rogerius Bon.
Nicolai Amati de Cremo/na
alumnius Brixiae fecit Anno Domini,
1703.
provenance:
Accompanied by a handwritten
letter from Jaroslav Siskovsy who
purchased the violin from Isaac
Stern of New York City, who had
received it from Caressa & Cie of
Paris. Siskovsky used the violin from
1919 to 1931 as a member of the
New York String Quartet. The violin
was sold to Mr. Cyril H. Jones of
Massachusetts in 1953.
$100,000-150,000
66 152363/1
A French Viola Bow by Charles
Alfred Bazin, Mirecourt
Silver mounted ebony frog,
octagonal pernambuco stick
stamped: CHARLES BAZINFRANCE.
Weight: 69 gm
$2,000-3,000
67 152200/1
A German Viola Bow by Albert
Nurnberger
Silver-mounted, round pernambuco
stick stamped: ALBERT
NURNBERGER.
Weight: 66.3 gm
$2,500-3,000
68 152305/7
A French Viola Bow by Emile
Francois Ouchard
Silver-mounted ebony frog, round
pernambuco stick stamped:
COLLIN-MEZIN.
Weight: 70 gm
certificate:
Jean-Francois Raffin, Paris, dated
January 21, 2010
$8,000-12,000
69 152198/5
A Fine English Viola Bow by
James Tubbs
Silver-mounted ebony frog,
round pernambuco stick stamped
W.E.HILL, the early work of James
Tubbs for W. E. Hill.
Weight: 70 gm
$18,000-22,000
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68
69
70 152173/8
A German Viola
75 152116/8
An American Viola
Labeled: COPIE OF/ Antonius
Stradivarius Cremonensis/ Faciebat
Anno 1713/ MADE IN GERMANY.
Length of back: 390mm (15-3/8”)
Labeled: John A. Gould/ Artistic
Violin Maker and Repairer/ 13 West
Street/ Room 57/ 1927/ Boston.
$300-400
$3,000-4,000
71 152173/5
A Viola, Workshop of John
Juzek
76 152199/1
An Italian Viola by Giovanni
Rosadoni, Como, 1973
Labeled: John Juzek/ Violinmaker
formerly in Prague.
Length of back: 387mm (15 1/4”)
Labeled: ROSADONI GIOVANNI/
fece in Como 19__/ Construzioni e
Reparazioni di strumenti moderni/
e classici - Via Fogazzaro 22 COMO/ (signed) Grosadoni; signed
on the inside back: G Rosadoni Como/ F. A. 1973.
$300-500
72 151766/22
An American Viola
Labeled: Master Viola [i.m.]/
Antonius Stradivarius Cremonenfis/
Faciebat Anno 1729.
Length of back: 408mm (16”)
$500-800
73 151773/1
A German Viola, Mittenwald
75
76
Labeled: Mathias Hornsteiner
Geigenmacher/ Hofschmied in
Mittenwald an der Iser/ Anno 1872.
$600-900
74 152173/9
A German Viola
Labeled: JACINTUS
SANTAGIULIANA FECIT/
VICETIAE Anno 18.
$300-400
$2,500-3,500
77 152208/1
An Italian Viola by Paolo
Vettori, Florence
Labeled: Paulus Vettori filius Darii/
Fecit Florentiae A.D. 2005.
certificate:
Certificate by the maker, Florence,
dated August 20, 2006
$6,000-8,000
78 152198/2
An Viola by Carlton F. Stanley
Labeled: Made in America by/
CARLTON F. STANLEY/ Adjusted
and Varnished by the/ RUDOLPH
WURLITZER COMPANY/ New
York anno 1943.
$2,500-3,500
77
78
79 152208/2
An Italian Viola, Workshop of
Marco Noli
Labeled Strumento di bottega
costruito/ Sub disciplina M Marco
Nolli/ Cremona anno 2001.
$2,500-3,500
80 152292/2
A French Viola by the
Workshop of Moinel-Cherpitel,
Paris
Labeled MOINEL CHERPITEL/ fecit
Parisiis/ Anno Dni, 1913.
Length of back: 395mm (15 9/16)
$4,000-5,000
81 151757/1
A German Viola,
Markneukirchen
Labeled: A. Monzino & Garlandini/
Premiato Stabilimento Strumentale/
Milano Via Larga, 20.
$1,500-2,500
82 152054/2
A Viola by Rudolf Franke,
Weisbaden
79
80
Labeled: Rudolf Franke/
Geigenbaumeister/ Weisbaden
1967.
$2,000-2,500
83 152227/1
An Italian Viola by Enzo
Barbieri, Mantova
Labeled: Barbieri Enzo/ (signature)
Barbieri Enzo/ Fece in Mantova
1979.
$5,000-7,000
81
82
84 152208/3
An English Viola by Albert
Phillips Hill
Labeled: Alberto Montana feci/ in
Via Marina/ Prope Regnum 1972.
certificate:
D. R. Hill & Son, Great Missenden,
dated March 13, 2012, and Tim Toft,
Staffordshire, dated March 5, 2011
$8,000-12,000
85 152180/2
An Italian Viola by Giuseppe
Nupieri, Rome
Labeled: Viola/ Giuseppe Nupieri/
Maestro Liutaio/ Roma, Febbraio
1976.
$2,000-3,000
86 152065/1
A Bohemian Viola, 18th
Century, attributed to Joseph
Edlinger of Prague
Labeled: Antonio Mariani/ Fece in
Pesero/ Anno 1680.
$10,000-12,000
86
84
87 152180/9
An Italian Viola, Ferdinando
Alberti, Milan circa 1740
Unlabeled.
Length of back: 395mm (15 9/16)
$25,000-35,000
88 152336/5
An Italian Viola, Roman School
c.1750
Labeled: Paolo Castello/ Fecit/
Genuae anno 1765; possibly the
work of Angelo de Rub of Viterbo.
$20,000-30,000
89 151764/1
A Fine French Viola by J. B.
Vuillaume, Paris, 1842
Labeled: Jean Baptiste Vuillaume a
Paris/ rue Croix des Petits Champs;
bearing the Vuillaume number 1650
inscribed on the inside back.
provenance:
This viola was used for many years
by Philadelphia Orchestra violist
Judy Geist
$120,000-150,000
90 151287/6
A Violoncello Bow, R.V.
Bennigsen
93 152300/2
An American Violoncello
Bow by Vincenzo Deluccia,
Philadelphia
Silver mounted horn frog, round
synthetic stick stamped: R.v.
Bennigsen; named for concert cellist
Roderic von Bennigsen.
Weight: 85.4 gm
V.DELUCCIA.
Weight: 87.5 gm
$200-300
$1,000-1,500
91 151287/8
Three German Violoncello
Bows
94 152171/4
A German Violoncello Bow
1. Unstamped, silver mounted ebony
frog, the stick with a wrapped repair
behind the head; 2. Unstamped,
nickel-mounted ebony frog, 3.
Unstamped, silver mounted ebony
frog.
$300-400
92 152171/3
A German Violoncello Bow by
H. R. Pfretzschner
stamped: H.R. PFRETZSCHNER.
Weight: 74.8 gm
$1,500-2,000
Nickel-mounted ebony frog,
stamped: *F. C. PFRETZSCHNER*.
Weight: 77 gm
$100-200
95 152300/3
An American Violoncello
Bow by Vincenzo Deluccia,
Philadelphia
Later silver-mounted frog, round
V.DELUCCIA.
Weight: 82 gm
$300-400
96 152171/5
A Violoncello Bow of the
Bausch/Knopf School
99 152171/1
A French Violoncello Bow by
Charles Alfred Bazin, Mirecourt
pernambuco stick unstamped.
Weight: 73.5 gm
Silver-moiunted ebony frog,
round pernambuco stick stamped:
CHARLES BAZIN- FRANCE.
Weight: 79.7 gm
$800-1,200
97 152300/4
A Violoncello Bow by W. E. Hill
& Sons
Silver-mounted tortoiseshell frog,
silver tip, round pernambuco stick
with cracked head and very worn
stamp: W.E. HILL & SONS; the work
of Edgar Bishop.
Weight: 68.9 gm without hair
$300-500
98 151767/1
A French Violoncello Bow
by Charles Nicolas Bazin,
Mirecourt
Nickel-mounted, round pernambuco
stick unstamped.
Weight: 77 gm
$1,000-1,500
$2,000-3,000
100 152171/2
A Fine English Violoncello Bow
by James Dodd
Silver-mounted ebony frog stamped
FORSTER, octagonal pernambuco,
stick stamped: FORSTER.
Weight: 93.3 gm
$4,000-6,000
98
99
100
101 ** 152198/7
A Fine English Violoncello Bow
by John Dodd
Ivory frog with silver ferrule
stamped DODD, round pernambuco
stick stamped DODD, the adjuster
probably later.
Weight: 83 gm
$12,000-15,000
102 151287/7
A Fine French Violoncello Bow
by Francois Nicolas Voirin,
Paris
pernambuco stick stamped: F. N.
VOIRIN A PARIS; the later adjuster
by another maker.
Weight: 80.5 gm
$10,000-15,000
103 152197/1
A French Silver Mounted
Violoncello Bow for Georges
Dupuy
stamped DUPUY A PARIS.
Weight: 81gm
$4,000-5,000
104 151760/3
A French Violoncello Bow by
Marcel Lapierre,Mirecourt
stick stamped M.LAPIERRE, with a
later adjuster.
Weight: 85 gm
$3,000-4,000
101
102
105 152198/6
by Charles Peccatte, Paris
c.1875
round pernambuco stick, with the
remnants of a brand, later silver
adjuster.
Weight: 80 gm
certificate:
Paul Childs, Montrose, dated May
17, 1996
$25,000-30,000
106 152081/2
by Dominique Peccatte
PECCATTE; the period frog in the
style of Francois Peccatte.
Weight: 78.2 gm
certificate:
Jean-Francois Raffin, Paris, April 14,
1999
$45,000-65,000
107 151766/31
A German Double Bass Bow
110 152177/20
A Violoncello
Nickel-mounted ebony frog in the
German style, round pernambuco
stick stamped: ROBERT REICHEL.
Weight: 132 gm without hair
Unlabeled.
$200-300
108 151287/9
An English Mahogany
Violoncello Case for Hart &
Sons, London
The interior fitted for a violoncello
measuring about 770mm in length,
upper bout 355mm., middle bout
240mm, lower bout 460, total
length 1240mm.
$400-600
109 152180/1
A French Violoncello c.1800
$1,500-2,000
111 152173/16
A German Violoncello
by Robert Dolling,
Markneukirchen c.1920s
Labeled: Robert A. Dolling/
Markneukirchen/ Made in
Germany/ Copie of Antonius
Stradivarius.
$1,000-1,500
112 151287/2
A German Violoncello, 20th
Century
Labeled L. Guadagnini/ Napoli.
Labeled: Peregrino Zanetto in
Brescia 1697.
$2,000-3,000
$2,000-2,500
113 151287/3
An American Violoncello by
William Oskay, Jr., New York
Labeled: Made By WILLIAM OSKAY
JR/ Port Ewen, NY USA No.2 1962.
With a nickel-mounted Violoncello
bow stamped: OSKAY.
$3,000-4,000
114 151287/4
An American Violoncello by
Harry L. Stoutenburgh
Labeled: 1956 No. 2 / MADE BY/
Harry L. Stoutenburgh / West
Hurley NY U.S.A./ Pupil of Simone
F. Sacconi/ Copie “The Piatti” 1720.
$2,000-3,000
115 152177/19
A French Violoncello by
Gustave Bernardel
Labeled: Gustave Bernardel/ Luthier
du Conservatoire de Musique/ N.
—- Paris 18(98)?; with extensive
restorations.
$5,000-7,000
116 152274/1
A Violoncello of the Vienna
School, 18th century
Labeled: Carlo Ferdinando Landolfi/
nella Contrada di Santa Margarita/
al Segno della Sirena Milano 1775.
$3,000-5,000
116
117 151287/5
An English Violoncello, c.1780
Unlabeled, the later head by another
maker.
$10,000-15,000
118 152180/16
A Violoncello by Didier Nicolas,
Mirecourt, c. 1820
Unlabeleds:.
certificate:
W. E. Hill & Sons, London, dated
August 21, 1961. Kenneth Warren
& Son, Chicago, dated September
22, 1994
$25,000-35,000
119 152098/1
A Fine English Violoncello by
W. E. Hill, London
Labeled: LONDON/WILLIAM E.
HILL & SONS, Violin Makers/140
NEW BOND STREET.
certificate:
D. R. Hill & Son, Great Missenden,
dated March 13, 2002
$40,000-60,000
120 151287/1
A Very Fine Italian Violoncello
by Joannes Tononi of Bologna
Labeled: Carlo Tononi Bolognese /
Fece in Venezia l’A:1727.
certificate:
Emil Herrmann, New York, dated
February 1, 1946, stating it to be the
work of Carlo Tononi; Certificate:
Hans Weisshaar, Los Angeles, dated
April 23, 1954, as the work of Carlo
Tononi
$150,000-250,000
121 152081/1
An Interesting 18th century
Violoncello
Labeled: Hironymus Amati fecit
Cremonensis/ Anno 1724.
$35,000-45,000
122 152300/1
An Interesting Violoncello
attributed to Paolo Antonio
Testore
Labeled: Paolo Antonio Testore
figlio/ Carlo Giuseppe Testore /
Contrada larga di Milano al/ segno
dell’ aqulia 1736.
certificate:
Dario D’Attili, Dumont, dated July
24, 1992, as the work of Paolo
Antonio Testore; formerly in the
possession of Santo Caserta of the
Philadelphia Orchestra
$50,000-70,000
123 152296/4
A German Violin Bow, Richard
Otto Glesel, Markneukirchen
127 151766/34
A German Violin Bow stamped
BAUSCH
131 151735/5
A German Violin Bow by Franz
Winkler
Nickel-mounted ebony frog, round
figured pernambuco stick stamped:
O. GLESEL A PARIS.
Weight: 54.1 gm
Silver mounted ebony frog, round
stick stamped: BAUSCH. No
winding, grip or hair.
F.WINKLER.
Weight: 58.8 gm
$200-300
$300-400
124 151766/25
A Violin Bow
128 152177/23
A German Violin Bow by H. R.
Pfretzschner
unstamped.
Weight: 60.5 gm
stamped: H.R.PFRETZSCHNER.
Weight: 63.6 gm
$200-400
$1,000-1,500
125 152363/3
A German Violin Bow
129 151980/4
A German Violin Bow
stamped CONRAD GOTZ.
Weight: 60 gm
pernambuco stick stamped: LAMY.
Weight: 60 gm
$200-300
126 152177/21
An English Violin Bow in the
Hill Style
$400-600
$300-400
130 151766/27
A German Viola Bow, Ernst
Heinrich Roth
stamped: *ERNST HEINRICH
ROTH*.
Weight: 64.8 gm
$400-600
$400-600
132 151766/29
A German Violin Bow
Silver-mounted, octagonal
Weight: 58.5 gm
$300-500
133 152363/2
A Violin Bow
stamped: TOURTE, with silver tinsel
winding.
$100-200
134 151735/6
A German Violin Bow
WEIDLICH.
$500-800
135 151766/28
A German Violin Bow
SCHINDLER.
Weight: 57.6 gm
$200-300
136 151980/5
A German Violin Bow
H.VIGNERON.
Weight: 62 gm
$500-800
137 151385/2
A German Violin Bow,
Workshop of H. R. Pfretzschner
140 152116/6
A German Violin Bow, Eduard
Reichert
Nickel-mounted ebony frog
stamped: HRP STUDENT, round
pernambuco stick.
Weight: 59.9 gm
stamped: EDUARD REICHERT
DRESDEN.
Weight: 59 gm
$200-300
138 151766/26
A German Violin Bow,
Pfretzschner Workshop
Weight: 56.7 gm
$300-500
139 151789/2
German violin bow by a maker
of the Knopf family
octagonal pernambuco stick with
original tinsel winding, unstamped,
missing the silver ferrule & pearl
slide.
$1,500-2,500
$1,500-1,800
141 152116/7
A German Violin Bow, Otto
Hoyer
pernambuco stick stamped: LEON
PIQUE.
Weight: 59.5 gm
$2,000-3,000
142 152177/22
A German Violin Bow, Otto
Hoyer
stick stamped: LEON PIQUE A
PARIS.
Weight: 52.2 gm, no hair or winding
$300-400
143 152208/9
A French Violin Bow for J. B.
Vuillaume, Paris
Silver-mounted ebony frog probably
the work of Pierre Simon, round
Weight: 58 gm
$8,000-10,000
144 151756/3
Pfretzschner
stamped: H.R.PFRETZSCHNER.
$1,500-2,500
145 152208/13
A German Violin Bow by Otto
Hoyer
stamped: HOYER.
Weight: 60 gm
$1,500-2,000
146 152238/7
A French Violin Bow by Eugene
Sartory
Silver-mounted ebony frog probably
German, round stick stamped: E.
SARTORY A PARIS; damages stick.
Weight: 56 gm with no hair
$1,000-1,500
147 152296/3
A Violin Bow
octagonal stick stamped: E. A.
OUCHARD PARIS.
Weight: 57.7 gm
$800-1,200
148 152238/5
A German Violin Bow of the
Knopf School
Gold mounted ebony frog, round
Weight: 57.2 gm
$1,000-1,500
149 152208/16
An English Violin Bow by
Edward Tubbs
E.TUBBS.
Weight: 62.6 gm
$3,000-5,000
150 152208/11
A German Violin Bow by Albert
Nurnberger
pernambuco stick stamped: ALBERT
NURNBERGER.
Weight: 61 gm
$2,000-2,500
151 152180/3
A Gold Mounted Violin Bow by
Ludwig Neuner, Vienna c.1860s
Gold mounted tortoiseshell frog,
engraved on the gold ferulle:
(monogram) F D, octagonal
pernambuco stick stamped: L.
NEUNER.
Weight: 59 gm
$2,000-3,000
149
151
152 152275/1
A Violin Bow
pernambuco stick stamped: L.
MORIZOT.
Weight: 58 gm
$1,000-1,500
153 152305/6
Nurnberger
stamped: *ALBERT NURNBERGER*.
Weight: 61.8 gm
$3,000-4,000
154 151756/4
Nurnberger
*ALBERT NURNBERGER*.
Weight: 58 grams
$1,500-2,500
155 151766/30
A French Violin Bow,
Workshop of Jerome
Thibouville-Lamy, Mirecourt
SARASATE VIRTUOSE.
Weight: 62.7 gm
$1,000-1,500
156 152116/5
An English Violin Bow by W.E.
Hill & Sons
stamped: W.E.HILL & SONS.
Weight: 60.8 gm
$2,500-3,500
157 152198/4
James Dodd
stamped: J.DODD.
Weight: 63 gm
$4,500-5,500
158 152208/15
An English Violin Bow by W. E.
Hill & Sons
stamped: W.E.HILL & SONS.
Weight: 61.3 gm
$3,500-4,000
159 152238/4
A French Violin Bow by Claude
Thomassin
pernambuco stick stamped: C.
THOMASSIN A PARIS; with repairs
to handle at frog.
Weight: 58.8 gm
$1,000-1,500
160 152275/2
Pfretzschner
pernambuco stick stamped: H. R.
PFRETZSCHNER.
Weight: 56.5 gm
$1,500-2,000
157
158
161 152154/3
Nurnberger
stamped: ALBERT NURNBERGER.
Weight: 63.2 gm
$1,500-2,500
162 152208/17
A French Violin Bow
L.GILLET.
Weight: 59.2 gm
$2,000-3,000
163 152238/6
Hill & Sons
163
pernambuco stick stamped: HILL.
Weight: 60 gm
$2,000-3,000
164 152238/8
A French Violin Bow Stick by
Eugene Sartory
Round pernambuco stick stamped:
E.SARTORY A PARIS; grafted stick
without frog.
36.5 gm with no frog
$1,000-1,500
165 152305/4
A Fine French Violin Bow by
Francois Nicolas Voirin, Paris
Silver-mounted Vuillaume style
ebony frog, round pernambuco stick
stamped: F. N. VOIRIN A PARIS.
Weight: 62 gm
certificate:
Jean-Francois Raffin, Paris, April 30,
2009
$16,000-20,000
166 152208/14
Hill & Sons
W.E.H&S.
Weight: 58.4 gm
$2,200-2,800
167 152238/3
A Silver Mounted Violin Bow
by Carl Suss
stamped: CARL SUSS.
Weight: 57.8 gm
$2,000-3,000
168 152261/1
A Violin Bow Attributed to
Charles Joseph Theodore
Guinot
Silver-mounted, ebony frog, round
stick unstamped. Frog may be by
another maker.
Weight: 60.3 gm
$3,000-4,000
168
169 152305/5
A French Violin Bow by Victor
Fetique, Paris
pernambuco stick stamped: VTOR
FETIQUE A PARIS.
Weight: 60 gm
$8,000-10,000
170 152208/12
Nurnberger
stamped: *ALBERT NURNBERGER*.
Weight: 62 gm
$2,500-3,500
171 152208/19
A French Violin Bow Attributed
to Charles Nicolas Bazin
Silver-mounted, ebony frog, round
stick faintly stamped: SIMON
PARIS.
Weight: 63.6 gm
$3,000-4,000
169
172 152198/3
Louis Simon Pajeot
Open trench ebony frog with large
pearl ovals, round stick unstamped,
long flared bone adjuster.
Weight: 61 gm with silk winding
certificate:
Etienne Vatelot, Paris, dated March
25, 1986
$20,000-25,000
173 152143/1
A French Violin Bow by Charles
Peccatte, Paris
Silver-mounted ebony frog in the
Vuillaume style, round pernambuco
stick.
Weight: 59 gm
certificate:
Certificate available from Paul
Childs
$12,000-15,000
174 151998/1
James Tubbs
pernambuco stick stamped: JAS.
TUBBS.
Weight: 60 gm
$8,000-10,000
175 152065/2
A Violin Bow attributed to
Francois Nicolas Voirin for J. B.
Vuillaume
Silver-mounted ebony frog with
Stanhope lens, round pernambuco
stick faintly stamped: J.
B.VUILLAUME.
Weight: 58 gm
$10,000-12,000
173
174
175
176 152154/2
Pierre Simon
Weight: 59.3 gm
$20,000-30,000
177 ** 152224/1
A Very Fine French
Presentation Violin Bow by
Francois Nicolas Voirin, Paris
Gold-mounted tortoiseshell
frog, octagonal pernbuco stick
stamped: F.N.VOIRIN A PARIS; the
gold ferrule engraved: ARCHET
D’HONNEUR/ OFFERT A Mr.
D. LAURENT/ PAR LE CERCLE
HARMONIQUE/ DES AMIS
REUNIS/ De TOURCOING; the
bottom plate engraved 1881.
Weight: 57.9 gm
certificate:
Jacques Francais, New York, dated
June 2, 1999
$40,000-50,000
178 152208/10
Charles Peccatte, Paris c.1875
Weight: 63 gm
certificate:
Kenneth Warren & Son, Chicago,
dated October 27, 2014
$18,000-22,000
179 ** 152198/8
Jean-Jacques Millant, Paris
Gold-mounted tortoiseshell frog,
round pernambuco stick stamped:
J.JACQUES MILLANT A PARIS;
modeled after Francois Tourte.
Weight: 57.8 gm with silk winding
$12,000-15,000
178
179
180 152180/14
A Czech Violin, John Juzek
185 152180/15
A German Violin, Ernst Martin
Labeled John Juzek/ Violinmaker in
Prague/ [signed] John Juzek/ Made
in Czechoslovakia.
Labeled: Special Model of/ Nicolaus
Amati/ Cremonensis Faciebat 1901.
With another label under the treble
ff-hole: Salvadore de Durro/ B & J
NEW YORK/ Sole Importers.
$500-800
181 152180/13
A German Violin
Labeled: Made exclusively for/First
National Institute of Allied Arts/ of
America/Made in Germany.
$400-500
182 152055/1
A German Violin by Wenzel
Fuchs
Labeled: Copy Handarbeit Guarneri/
W. K. FUCHS Geigenbaumeister/
Eltersdorf - Erlangern/ Made in
Germany.
$300-400
186 152177/26
A German Violin
Labeled: Nicolaus Amatus fecit/ in
Cremona 1662.
$200-300
187 152177/33
A German Violin by Neuner
and Hornsteiner, Mittenwald
Labeled: Josephus Matth. Albanus/
fecit, Bulsani in Tiroli anno 1754.
$200-300
$1,200-1,800
183 151980/2
A German Violin
Labeled: Jacobus Stainer in Absam/
prope Oenipoutum 1653.
$400-600
184 151571/1
Mirecourt
Labeled: Caressa and Francais/
Luthiers du Conservatoire/ Rue de
Madrid Paris.
$300-500
182
188 152177/10
A German Violin, Workshop of
Karl Meisel
Labeled: Carlo Micelli/ Anno 1921.
Labeled: Antonius Stradivarius
Cremonenfus; Faciebat Anno 1734.
$1,200-1,800
$500-800
189 152180/11
A German Violin for John
Friedrich & Bro.
196 152177/16
A German Violin
Labeled: Old and New Violins,
Bows, Strings, Expert Repairs/
JOHN FRIEDRICH & BRO/ GRAND
PRIZE.Chicago 1893, St. Louis 1904,
Philadelphia ... EAST 57th St/ NEW
YORK.
$1,000-1,500
190 152173/7
A Violin
Labeled: Ludovicus Ricozali fecit
cremona/ Anno 17..
$400-600
191 151980/1
Mirecourt
Labeled: Copie de/Gaspar da Salo
in Brescia.
$800-1,200
192 151980/3
A German 3/4 Size Violin
Labeled: Rudoulf Doetsch
No. 12025/Copy of Antonio
Stradivarius/The Violin House of
Weaver.
$300-500
193 152076/1
Peters, Worcester
Labeled: Amati Model/ Wm. M.
Peters/ Worcester, Mass./ No. 114
Aug 13th, 1889.
$500-700
199
195 152177/28
A German Violin
194 152177/17
An American Violin by J.
Alexander, Scranton
Labeled: Made by/ Dr [J. L?]
Alexander/ Scranton, PA 1909.
$400-600
Labeled: JOS. ANDREAS LIPPOLD/
Copy of Stradivarius TYROL 1933.
$800-1,200
197 152177/27
An American Violin by F. A.
Leavitt, Weymouth
Labeled “F. A. LEAVITT, MAKER/
EAST WEYMOUTH/ MASS./ June
1911.
$500-800
198 152177/34
A German Violin, Wilhelm
Durrschmidt
Labeled: Wilhelm Durrschmidt/
Streichinstrumenten und
Lautenfabrik; Markneukirchen i. Sa./
anno 1924/ Made in Germany.
$300-500
199 152177/15
A German Violin, Gustav
August Ficker
Labeled: Gustav August Ficker/
MITTENWALD, ANNO 1953/
GERMANY/ COPY OF JOSEPH
GUARNERIUS.
$1,500-2,000
200 152173/15
Mirecourt
Unlabeled.
$300-400
201 152177/8
An American Violin by Frank
C. Ball
Labeled Made By/ Frank C. Ball/
Springfield Mass. 1938/ No. 110.
$2,500-3,500
202 152177/25
Cox, Detroit
Labeled: William Cox,/ MAKER,/
Detroit, Mich. 1905.
$1,200-1,800
203 152177/32
A German Violin, Ernst
Reinhold Schmidt
Labeled: COPY OF/ Nicolaus
Amati/ fecit E. Reinhold Schmidt/
Saxony.
$300-400
201
204 152180/7
A Violin by Thomas Kennedy,
London, 1806
Signed in pen in the upper bout
inside the back: Thos. Kennedy/ N
19 Prince St,/Westminster/1806.
$8,000-12,000
205 152177/7
American Violin by John A.
Morse
Labeled: JOHN A. MORSE,/
MAKER,/ PUTNAM, CONN./ No.
136 A. D. 1912.
$1,200-1,800
206 152177/13
Reinhold Schmidt,
Markneukirchen, c.1920s
Labeled: COPY OF/ Antonius
Stradivarius/ fecit E. Reinhold
Schmidt/ Saxony.
$1,500-2,000
207 152177/24
An Italian Violin, Workshop of
Antonio Monzino
Labeled: Premiatia Liuteria Italiana/
Scuola Cremonese di Riccardo
Antoniazzi/ Copia di Guarnerius/
Fatto nel Laboratorio di ANTONIO
MONZINO e FIGLI in Milano/ nell’
anno 1921/ A. Monzino e Figli.
$8,000-10,000
207
208 152177/30
A German Violin, Workshop of
Curt Schuster, Markneukirchen
Labeled: Copy of/ Nicolaus Amatus
Cremone; Hieronymi filii fecit, Aa
1651; Made in Germany; Upper left
label has tortoise device with “C.
Sch. M.”
$200-300
209 152180/6
A Italian Violin by Luigi
Sciorilli, Rome
Labeled: LUIGI SCIORILLI/
DISCIPULUS GIORGIO CORSINI /
FECIT ROMA ANNO 1988 (with
the maker’s signature); Also on a
separate label: A Copia di un Violino
di/ GOTTI ANSELMO FERRARA
1943.
$4,000-5,000
210 151777/1
Mirecourt
Labeled: Nicolaus Amati Cremone/
Hieronymi filii fecit An 1651.
$1,000-1,500
211 152177/6
A German Violin
Unlabeled.
$800-1,000
212 152177/12
A Viennese Violin, Probably by
a member of theThir Family
Labeled Joannes Georgius Thir/
fecit Viennae anno 1763.
$2,000-3,000
213 152177/18
A German 1/8 Size Violin
Labeled: Mathias Roller/
Geigenmacher/ Hand made copy
of/ Antonius Stradivarius/ MADE
IN GERMANY.
Length of back: 257mm.
$100-150
209
214 152177/29
A German Violin, Max Schuster
Labeled: Max Schuster/
Markneukirchen/ Made in Germany
1924; Copie of Nicolaus Gagliano.
$2,000-3,000
215 152249/3
A French Violin by Bourlier,
Mirecourt
Branded internally: BOURLIER.
$3,000-4,000
214
215
216 152114/1
An Interesting 18th century
Composite Violin
Labeled: Petrus (Guarnerius) filius
Andreae fecit/ Cremonae sub titulo
S. Theresia 1710.
$2,500-3,500
217 151777/2
A French Violin, Justin
Derazey, Mirecourt
Labeled: Jt. Derazey/LUTHIER/
Mirecourt (Vosges).
$2,500-3,500
216
217
218 151766/19
A German Violin,
Markneukirchen
Labeled: Gustav Fedor Heberlein
Jr [i.m.]/MARKEUKIRCHEN
1925/MADE IN GERMANY/
REPRODUCTION OF ANTONIUS
STRADIVARIUS.
$1,500-1,800
219 151766/20
A German Violin,
Markneukirchen
Labeled: MONARCH ARTIST/
GRADE/No 42 1927.
Length of back 360mm
$1,000-1,500
220 151777/7
A French Violin, J. Lavest,
Mirecourt
Labeled: LUTHERIE ARTISTIQUE/ J.
LAVEST/ Annee 1925 No. 418, also
branded “LAVEST” on the lower rib
above the end button.
$2,000-3,000
221 152116/4
A German Guarneri model
Violin, possibly workshop of
Ernst Reinhold Schmidt
Labeled: COPY OF/ Joseph
Guarnerius/ made in Germany.
$2,000-2,500
220
221
222 151968/2
An English Violin by William
Robinson, London
Labeled: William Robinson/
Plumstead, London A.D. 1920.
$3,000-5,000
223 152305/3
A French Violin, Mirecourt
Labeled: Guillaume Paris/ 3 Rue de
la Salhere.
$3,500-4,500
222
223
224 151777/6
A French Violin by Jean
Striebig, Mirecourt
Labeled: Jean Striebig, Maitre
Luthier/ 8 Rue Estivant
MIRECOURT (Vosges)/ No. 103
Annee 1937.
$3,000-4,000
225 152116/2
An American Violin by George
E. Bryant
Labeled: Geo. E. Bryant/ Lowell
Mass/ #9 Oct 1881.
$4,000-5,000
226 151760/1
An American Violin by
Nicholas Vasich, Baltimore,
1940
Labeled: Nicholas Vasich/ Violin
Maker/ BALTIMORE, MD ANNO
1940.
$2,000-2,500
227 152177/3
An Italian Violin by Gino
Antonelli, Mantua
Labeled GINO ANTONELLI/
RIVALTA s/M - (MANTOVA)/
BH5 fece anno 1984.
$4,000-6,000
225
227
228 152177/1
An American Violin by Fritz
Pulpaneck, Los Angeles
Labeled: Fritz Pulpaneck fecit anno
1924/ Los Angeles, California.
$4,000-5,000
229 152177/5
A French Violin, probably Paris
late 19th century
Unlabeled.
$8,000-10,000
228
229
230 152296/7
An English Violin by Alfred
Chanot
232 152296/2
A German Violin
Labeled: A. E. CHANOT, Fecit/
LONDON A.D. 1905/ AEC.
Labeled: Franciscus Geissenhof
fecit/ Viennae Anno 1821; button
is branded “FG”
$2,000-4,000
$2,000-3,000
234 152180/12
Heinrich Roth
Labeled: Ernst Heinrich Roth/
Geigenmacher/ Markneukirchen
i.Sa 1927.
$1,200-1,800
235 152238/9
A German or Czech Violin
Labeled: Ricardo Antoniazzi
Cremonese/ fece in Milano
l’anno 1899.
$2,000-3,000
231 152296/5
An Italian Violin
233 152296/6
A Violin, possibly Italian
236 152288/1
A German Violin
Labeled: LAURENTIUS
BELLAFONTANA / Fecit Genuae/
A. D. 1967.
Labeled: Luigi Auciello/ Milano
1933.
Labeled: ANTONIO TRESTINI/
NAPLES anno 1926.
$2,000-4,000
$1,000-1,200
$3,000-5,000
232
235
237
237 152195/1
A Violin in the Style of Gadda
Labeled: GAETANO GADDA
di MANTOVA/ premiato con
Medaglia d’Oro/ Allievo di
STEFANO SCARAMPELLA/ Fece in
Mantova anno 1954.
$5,000-8,000
240
238 152249/2
A French Violin, Second Half
19th Century
Labeled: Georges Chanot a Paris/
Quai Malaquais Annee 18—.
$5,000-8,000
239 152305/1
An Anglo-French Violin for
George Withers
240 152054/1
An Italian Violin, early 19th
Century, possibly Veneto
Region
Labeled: David Dechler fecit/ Rom
1709. The head by another Italian
maker, and probably earlier.
$3,000-5,000
241 152180/4
An Italian Violin by Oreste
Candi, Genoa
Labeled ORESTE CANDI/ fece in
Genova l’Anno 1932.
$8,000-12,000
242 151968/4
A French Violin, Louis Hury,
Mirecourt
Labeled: GEORGE WITHERS’S/
PURE OIL VARNISHED/ 1894
London (made in Mirecourt and
varnished and sold by the Withers
shop).
Labeled: LUTHERIE D’ART/
LOUIS HURY/Ex-Premier FacteurAccordeur de la Maison ERARD/
INVENTEUR DU HURY LUTH/
No.1037 Paris 1903.
$4,000-5,000
$4,000-6,000
241
242
243 151968/3
A Violin by Angelo Radrizzani,
Milan/ Vevey
Labeled: RADRIZZANI ANGELO/
Vevey (Suisse)/Fece Anno 1929.
$9,000-12,000
244 151968/1
A Hungarian Violin by Mihaly
Remenyi, Budapest
Labeled: REMÉNYI MIHÁLY/
MÜHEDGEDÜ KÉSZITO/Budapest,
1908 Op.219.
$7,000-10,000
245 152116/3
An Italian Violin, Workshop of
Antonio Monzino, Milan 1919
Labeled: Premiata Liuteria Italiana/
Scuola Cremonese di Ricardo
Antoniazzi/ Copia di Stradivarius/
Fatto nel Laboratorio di ANTONIO
MONZINO e FIGLI in Milano/ nell’
agno 1919.
$8,000-12,000
244
245
246 152156/1
A Violin attributed to Pietro
Messori
Labeled: PIETRO MESSORI/
MODENA/ fatto l’Anno 1932;
branded on inside back: MESSORI;
the table probably revarnished.
certificate:
Dario D’Attili, Dumont, dated March
3, 1992
$8,000-10,000
247 152180/5
An Italian Violin, Emiglia
Romagna Region
Labeled: GIUSEPPE ROSSI/ da
CITADELLA ((Padova)/ fece in
Roma anno 1969.
$3,000-5,000
248 152296/8
An English Violin, Workshop of
James & Henry Banks
Labeled: JAMES AND HENRY
BANKS/ Musical Instrument
Makers/AND / MUSIC SELLERS/
Salisbury 1808.
246
247
$3,000-5,000
249 152208/8
An Italian Violin by Aurelio
Gonzales, Rome
Labeled AURELIO GONZALES/
Premiato con medaglia d’Argento/
e diploma d’onore al Concorso
Nazionale Liutai/ fece in Roma
l’anno 1938/ No.42.
$6,000-8,000
250 152208/4
An American Violin by Ignaz
Lutz
Labeled:Ignaz Lutz/ San Francisco,
Cal. 1924.
$6,000-8,000
249
250
251 152304/1
A Violin, possibly Spanish, 18th
century
Labeled: Gio. Battista Gabrielli/ fece
in Firenze 1763.
$3,000-5,000
252 152115/1
An Italian Violin by Manlio
Rovescalli, Cremona
Labeled: MANLIO ROVESCALLI/
FIGLIO/ fece in [?]/ nel 1929.
$8,000-10,000
253 152169/1
Desiato, Naples
Labeled: GIUSEPPE DESIATO/ Fecit:
Anno 1898/99?.
$15,000-20,000
254 152336/2
An Italian Violin by Felix
Vittozzi, Rome
251
Labeled: Felix Vittozzi Romanus/
Faciebat Anno 1978.
252
$5,000-8,000
253
254
255 152198/1
A French Violin by Joseph
Hel, Lille
Labeled: Stradivarius moderne/
Fait par J. HEL/ Luthier du
Conservatoire de Lille/ No. 43
1883.
$25,000-30,000
256 152336/4
A French Violin by Jules
Gaillard, Mirecourt c.1855-60
Labeled: GAILLARD, Luthier, Elive/
de BERNARDEL, de Paris.
certificate:
Jean-Jacques Rampal, Paris, dated
June 13, 2013
$10,000-15,000
257 152238/2
Sgarbi, Finale Emilia/Rome
Labeled: Laurencius Storioni Fecit/
Cremona 1781.
$20,000-30,000
258 152383/1
An Italian Violin by Michael
Deconet, Venice, c. 1760
Unlabeled.
$30,000-40,000
259 152208/18
A Fine Italian Violin by Lorenzo
and Tommaso Carcassi,
Florence
Labeled: LORO E TOMO
CARCASSI/ IN FIRENZE NELL
ANNO 1775/ AL INSEGNA DEL
GIGLIO.
certificate:
Kenneth Warren & Son, Chicago,
dated March 25, 2009
$70,000-90,000
260 152036/1
A Very Fine Italian Violin by
Tomasso Balestrieri, Mantua
Labeled: Thomas Balestrieri
Cremonensis/Fecit Mantua Anno
1792.
certificate:
Rembert Wurlitzer, New York,
dated August 4, 1964, and
signed by Simone F. Sacconi,
with accompanying letter;
CertificateWilliam Moennig and
Son, Philadelphia, dated December
2, 1964; Appraisal Letter: William
Moennig & Son, Philadelphia dated
December 2, 1964
$300,000-350,000
261 152117/1
268 151765/42
274 151765/52
279 151765/8
4 vols.
Thone, Jost; Rohrmann, Jan.
Antonius Stradivarius. Cologne: Jost
Thone Verlag, 2010. Deluxe Edition,
complete in 4 vols.
1 vol.
Jalovec, Karel; Hamlyn, Paul. German
and Austrian Violin Makers. London:
Hamlyn, 1967. Orig cloth.
1 vol.
Blot, Eric. Un secolo di liuteria italiana,
1860-1960 - A Century of Italian
Violin Making 1860-1960. Volume
II, Lombardia e Veneto. Cremona:
Turris, 1994. Tan cloth; d/j &
slipcase. Limited ed, sgd by author.
Lot.
Biddulph, Peter. The Violin
Masterpieces of Guarneri del Gesù:
An Exhibition at the Metropolitan
Museum of Art Commemorating the
250th Anniversary of the Maker’s
Death. London: P. Biddulph, 1994.
* A Genealogy of the Amati Family of
Violin Makers 1500-1740. Iowa City:
Maecenas Press, 1989. * Alfred,
Arthur; Hill, W. Henry. The Violin
Makers of the Guarneri Family: Their
Life and Work (1626-1762). Holland
Press Limited, 1973.
$3,500-4,000
262 151756/6
1 vol.
Wit, Paul de. Geigenzettel alter
Meister vom 16. bis zur Mitte des
19. Jahrhunderts. Leipzig: P. de Wit,
1902. Orig cloth.
$50-70
263 151765/5
1 vol.
Allan, Richard T. Les Violons:
Venetian Instruments, Paintings and
Drawings. Paris: Association pour la
promotion des arts, Hôtel de Ville
de Paris, 1995.
$30-40
264 151765/13
2 vols.
Le Canu, Loic et al. Les Luthiers
Français. Paris: L & V Le Canu, 1993.
Vols 1& 3 only.
$60-90
265 151765/14
1 vol.
Loan Exhibition of Stringed Instruments
and Bows: Commemorating the
Seventieth Birthday of Simone
Fernando Sacconi.
$100-150
266 151765/37
1 vol.
Millant, Roger. J.B. Vuillaume: Sa Vie
et son Oeuvre. London: W. E. Hill,
1972. Quarter green faux leather
bdg.
$80-120
267 151765/40
1 vol.
Bowden, Sydney. Pajeot: Bow
Makers of the 18th and 19th Centuries.
London: Ealing Strings, 1991.
$50-80
$100-200
269 151765/43
2 vols.
Jalovec, Karel. Encyclopedia of Violin
Makers. London: Paul Hamlyn, 1965.
Tan cloth, gilt; d/j.
$200-400
270 151765/44
1 vol.
Hamma, Walter. Meister Italienischer
Geigenbaukunst. Herrsching am
Ammersee: Schuler, 1987. Orange
cloth, gilt; cardboard slipcase.
$100-150
271 151765/46
1 vol.
Hamma, Fridolin. German Violin
Makers. A Critical Dictionary of
German Violin Makers, with a Series
of Plates Illustrating Characteristic and
Fine Examples of their Work. London:
W. Reeves, 1961. Pub’s red faux
leather; d/j.
$80-120
272 151765/47
1 vol.
Violin Making 1860-1960. Volume I,
Emilia Romagna. Cremona: Turris,
1994. Tan cloth; d/j. Limited ed, sgd
by author.
$100-150
273 151765/48
1 vol.
Wenberg, Thomas James. The
Violin Makers of the United States:
Biographical Documentation of the
Violin and Bow Makers Who Have
Worked in the United States. Mt.
Hood, Or.: Mt. Hood Publishing Co,
1986. Kivar 9 bdg; d/j. #1995/2500,
sgd by author.
$80-120
$100-150
275 151765/49
1 vol.
Jalovec, Karel. Italian Violin Makers.
Blue cloth, no d/j.
$100-200
276 151765/50
1 vol.
Violin Making 1860-1960. Volume III,
Liguria. Cremona: Turris, 1994. Tan
cloth; d/j & slipcase.
$100-150
277 151765/1
Lot.
Rare Bows for Violin, Viola, Violoncello
by Makers of the Eighteenth and
Nineteenth Centuries. New York: The
Rudolph Wurlitzer Company, 1931.
* Rare Violins, Violas, Violoncellos
of the Seventeeth, Eighteenth and
Nineteenth Centuries of the Wurlitzer
Collection, Part 1. New York: The
Rudolf Wurlitzer Company. 1931.
$80-120
278 151765/3
Lot.
Strobel, Henry A. Useful
Measurements for Violin Makers: A
Reference for Shop Use. Aumsville:
H.A. Strobel, 1988. * Ehrhardt, Roy.
Violin Identification and Price Guide.
Heart of America Press: Spiral
Edition, 1978. Complete set of 3
vols. * Wenberg, Thomas James.
Violin and Bow Makers of Minnesota.
St. Paul: Schubert Club, 1988.
* Proceedings of the Violin Society of
America: Part 1 of their Eighteenth
Annual Convention and Ninth
International Competition, &c.
$20-40
$50-80
280 151765/16
Lot.
Hart, George. The Violin: Its
Famous Makers and Their Imitators.
With Several Wood Engravings
from Photographs of the Works of
Stradiuarius, Guarnerius, Amati,
and Others. London: Dulau, 1880.
Quarter leather bdg. * Sandys,
William F.S.A.; Forster, Simon
Andrew. The History of the Violin, and
Other Instruments Played on with the
Bow from the Remotest Times to the
Present. L: J.R. Smith, 1864 * HeronAllen (ed). Violin Making as it Was
and Is.
$20-30
281 151765/24
Lot.
The Violin: How to Make it by a
Master of the Instrument. New York:
Carl Fischer, Inc., (1920). * Otto,
J. A. A Treatise on the Structure and
Preservation of the Violin and all Other
Bow Instruments. London: W. Reeves,
1875. * Haweis, Rev. H.R. Old
Violins and Violin Lore. L: W. Reeves,
(1900). * Fleming, James M. Old
Violins and their Makers. L: Gill, 1800.
$20-30
282 151765/25
285 151765/41
292 151766/11
299 151766/18
Lot.
Lahee, Henry C. Famous Violinists
of To-Day and Yesterday. Boston,
1899. * Castle, Frederick M.D. Violin
Tone-Peculiarities. Lowell, 1906. 1st
ed, pres copy. * Auer, Leopold. Violin
Playing As I Teach It. New York:
Dover, 1980. * Martens, Frederick
H. Violin Mastery: Talks with Master
Violinists and Teachers. NY, 1919.
2 vols.
Vannes, Rene. Dictionnaire Universel
des Luthiers. Bruxelles: Les Amis de
la Musique, 1981/1985. Volumes 1
& 3 only.
2 vols.
Vatelot, Etienne. Les Archets Français,
Deuxième Édition. Nancy: Sernor-M.
Dufour, 1977. Orig maroon cloth,
complete set of vols 1 & 2.
$100-150
$500-700
286 151765/20
293 151766/12
Lot.
Farga, Franz. Violins & Violinists.
London, 1969. * Szigeti, Joseph.
With Strings Attached: Reminiscences
and Reflections. New York, 1967.
* Orcutt, William Dana. The
Stradivari Memorial at Washington,
the National Capital. Library of
Congress, 1938.
1 vol.
Babbitt, Bruce. Markneukirchen
Violins and Bows. Delaware,
OH: Bruce Babbitt, 2014. Orig
cloth, limited & revised ed with
supplement.
1 vol.
Sacconi, Simone F. The Secrets of
Stradivari: with the Catalogue of
the Stradivarian Relics Contained in
the Civic Museum Ala Ponzone of
Cremona. Cremona: Libreria Del
Convegno, 1979. Pub’s red faux
leather.
$20-30
283 151765/19
Lot.
Nicolini, Gualtiero. The International
School of Cremona: Two Score Years
of Violin-Making. Cremona, 1979.
* Fairfield, John H. Known Violin
Makers. New York, 1942. 1st ed.
* Woodcock, Cyril. Dictionary of
Contemporary Violin and Bow Makers,
Volume VI. Brighton, 1965. 1st ed.
* Nicolini, Gualtiero. Liutai Italiani Di
Ieri E Di Oggi dall’ottocento ai giorni
nostri. Cremona, 1991. * Poidras,
Henri. Dictionnaire des Luthiers
Anciens et Modernes Critique et
Documentaire. Rouen, 1924.
$40-60
284 151765/9
Lot.
Boyden, David D. Catalogue of the
Hill Collection of Musical Instruments
in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.
London & New York, 1969. 1st
ed. * Montagu, Jeremy. The World
of Romantic and Modern Musical
Instruments. Woodstock, 1981.
* _ _. The World of Baroque and
Classical Musical Instruments.
Woodstock, 1979. * _ _. The World
of Medieval and Renaissance Musical
Instruments. Woodstock, 1976.
* Bonanni, Filippo. Antique Musical
Instruments and their Players. New
York: Dover, 1964. * (Catalog, Lyon
& Healy): Rare Old Violins. Chicago,
1924.
$40-60
$20-30
287 151766/6
1 vol.
Doring, Ernest N. The Guadagnini
Family of Violin Makers. Chicago:
William Lewis & Son, 1949. Limited
ed, #1445/1500. Quarter faux
leather bdg & red bds.
$300-500
288 151766/7
1 vol.
Henley, William. Universal Dictionary
of Violin and Bow Makers. Brighton:
Amati Publishing, 1959. 1st ed.
$100-150
289 151766/8
1 vol.
Millant, Roger. J.B. Vuillaume: Sa Vie
et son Oeuvre. London: W. E. Hill,
1972. Quarter faux-leather bdg &
brown cloth.
$80-120
290 151766/9
1 vol.
Retford, William C. Bows and Bow
Makers. London: Strad, 1964.
$30-40
291 151766/10
1 vol.
The Retford Centenary Exhibition.
London: Ealing Strings, 1975.
$30-40
$200-300
294 151766/13
1 vol.
The Henry Hottinger Collection. New
York: Rembert Wurlitzer, 1967.
$60-90
295 151766/14
1 vol.
Loan Exhibition Stringed Instruments
and Bows: Commemorating the
Seventieth Birthday of Simone
Fernando Sacconi. Stuttgart: Schuler
Verlagsgesellschaft, 1966. Quarter
leather bdg & cloth bds.
$80-120
296 151766/15
1 vol.
Jalovec, Karel. The Violin Makers
of Bohemia. London: Anglo-Italian
Publications, 1959. Orig cloth.
$150-250
297 151766/16
1 vol.
Jalovec, Karel; Hamlyn, Paul. German
and Austrian Violin Makers. London:
Hamlyn, 1967. Orig cloth.
$100-200
298 151766/17
1 vol.
Jalovec, Karel. Italian Violin Makers.
London: P. Hamlyn, 1964. Orig blue
cloth, gilt; d/j.
$100-200
$100-150
300 151766/1
Lot.
Planta, Balthasar. How to Select a
Bow for Violin Family Instruments.
Zurich, 1981. * Saint-George, Henry.
The Bow, its History, Manufacture
and Use. Boston, 1969. * Bachmann,
Werner. The Origins of Bowing.
London, 1969.
$20-30
301 151766/4
Lot.
Henderson, Frank V. How to Make
a Violin Bow. Seattle, 1977. Pub’s
green faux leather. * Bolander, John
Alfred. Violin Bow Making. San Jose,
1969. Pub’s grey faux leather.
$30-40
302 151848/1
Lot.
Sotheby’s Musical Instruments.
Auction catalogues incl Oct 1976,
April 1977, April 1978, Dec 1978,
June 1979, Nov 1979, June 1980,
March 1982, Oct 1982, June 1983,
Jan 1984, June 1984, Dec 1984,
June 1985, March 1997, June 1997,
March 2002, June 2002, March
2004, Feb 2005, May 2005, Nov
1994, Nov 1995, Dec 1997, Nov
1998, Nov 1994, Nov 1995, Dec
1997, Nov 1998, Dec 1985, Nov
1987, Dec 1991, Nov 1993, Nov
1994, March 1994, Nov 1994,
March 1995, June 1995, June 1996,
October 1996, June 1987, March
1991, Nov 1991, March 1992, June
1992, May 22, 1986, April 1993,
April 30, 1987, June 15, 1989, Nov
1990.
$30-40
303 151848/2
308 151756/5
Lot.
The Strad Magazine. 1969 (lacks
July, Sept); 1970 (incl Jan-April,
July, Oct); 1971 (incl July-Dec); 1972
(lacks Feb); 1973 (incl Jan-April,
July, August); 1974 (incl March,
June, August, Sept, Dec, Nov); 1975
(incl Jan, Feb, May, August, Sept,
Dec); 1976 (complete); 1977 (lacks
Feb, Dec); 1978 (incl Jan-May,
Nov, Dec); 1979 (incl Jan, August,
November); 1985 (Sept only).
1 vol.
Hill, William Henry et al. The Violin
Makers of the Guarneri Family (16261762): Their Life and Work. London:
W.E. Hill & Sons, 1931. Green cloth
& quarter paper spine, gilt. 1st ed.
$30-40
304 151848/3
Lot.
Christies Musical Instruments.
Approx 60 auction catalogues from
London, South Kensington & New
York. 1991-2009. Incomplete as set.
$50-80
305 151848/4
Lot.
Violinist Magazine. Incl Dec 1927;
Feb-June, August-Dec 1928; Jan,
Feb, May, June 1929.
$20-30
306 151848/5
Lot.
Bonhams Musical Instruments.
Auction catalogues incl July 1991,
Nov 1991, July 1992, Nov 1992,
March 1993, June 1993, June 1997,
February 2000.
$20-30
307 151848/6
Lot.
Violins and Violinists Magazine. 1947
(Dec only); 1948 (lacks June);
1949 (complete); 1950 (incl Feb,
July, August, Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec);
1951 (incl Jan, Feb, May, June, July,
August, Nov); 1952 (complete);
1953 (complete); 1954 (complete);
1955-1958 (complete); 1959
(complete); 1960 (lacks MarchApril).
$40-60
$300-400
Index
Violins
Albert, Charles, 41
Albert, John, 16
Alexander, J., 194
Allwood, Thomas, 36
Antonelli, Gino, 227
August Gemunder & Sons, 30
Balestrieri, Tomasso, 259
Ball, Frank C., 201
Banks, James & Henry, 247
Bassot, Joseph, 50
Bini, Luciano, 46
Bologna School, 56
Bourlier, 215
Bryant, George E., 225
Candi, Oreste, 240
Carcassi, Lorenzo and Tommaso, 258
Carl Becker & Son, 54
Chanot, Alfred, 230
Chappuy, Nicolas Augustin, 32
Colin, Jean-Baptiste, 44
Cox, William, 202
Deconet, Michael, 257
Derazey, Justin, 217
Desiato, Giuseppe, 252
Durrschmidt, Wilhelm, 198
Ferenczy, Charles, 48
Ficker, Gustav August, 199
Friedrich, John, 45
Fuchs, Wenzel, 182
Gadda, Mario, 59
Gagliano, Joseph & Antonio, 62
Gaillard, Jules, 255
Gonzales, Aurelio, 248
Guadagnini School, 60
Guastalla, Dante & Alfredo, 58
Heinrich, Theodore, 42
Hel, Joseph, 254
Hury, Louis, 241
Jiang, Shan, 53
Juzek, John 180
Kennedy, Thomas, 204
Knorr, Albert 37
Kreuzinger, Friedrich, 40
Lavest, J., 220
Leavitt, F. A., 197
Lutz, Ignaz, 249
Marchini, Rodolfo, 51
Martin, Ernst, 17, 185
Meisel, Karl, 188
Messori, Pietro, 245
Monzino, Antonio, 207, 244
Morse, John A., 205
Neapolitan School, 52
Neuner and Hornsteiner, 187
Panormo, Vincenzo, 61
Pasta, Gaetano, 64
Peters, William, 193
Petesh, Zenon, 57
Pulpaneck, Fritz, 228
Radrizzani, Angelo, 242
Remenyi, Mihaly, 243
Robinson, William, 222
Rogeri, Giovanni Battista, 65
Roth, Ernst Heinrich, 28, 47
Rovescalli, Manlio, 251
Schmidt, Ernst Reinhold, 203, 206, 221, 234
Schuster, Curt, 208
Schuster, Max, 214
Sciorilli, Luigi, 209
Sgarbi, Giuseppe, 256
Striebig, Jean, 224
Thibouville-Lamy, Jerome, 21, 184, 191, 200, 210
Thir Family, 212
Todt, Herrmann, 49
Vasich, Nicholas, 226
Veneto School, 31
Vittozzi, Felix, 253
Vuillaume School, 55
Wilkanowski, William, 43
Bows
Guinot, Charles Joseph Theodore, 168
Hoyer, Otto, 141, 142, 145
Knopf family, 139
Lapierre, Marcel, 104
Millant, Jean-Jacques, 179
Neuner, Ludwig, 151
Nurnberger, Albert, 67, 150, 153, 154, 161, 170
Otto Glesel, Richard, 123
Ouchard, Emile Francois, 68
Pajeot, Louis Simon, 172
Peccatte, Charles, 105, 173, 178
Peccatte, Dominique, 106
Pfretzschner, H. R., 92, 128, 137, 138, 144, 160
Reichert, Eduard, 140
Roth, Ernst Heinrich, 130
Sartory, Eugene, 146, 164
Simon, Pierre, 176
Suss, Carl, 167
Thibouville-Lamy, Jerome, 155
Thomassin, Claude, 159
Tubbs, Edward, 149
Tubbs, James, 69, 174
Voirin, Francois Nicolas, 102, 165, 175, 177
W. E. Hill & Sons, 97, 156, 158, 163, 166
Winkler, Franz, 131
Violas
Alberti, Ferdinando, 86
Barbieri, Enzo, 83
An American Viola,
A German Viola, Mittenwald,
A German Viola,
An American Viola,
Edlinger, Joseph, 87
Franke, Rudolf, 82
Hill, Albert Phillips, 84
Juzek, John, 71
Noli, Marco, 79
A German Viola, Markneukirchen,
Nupieri, Giuseppe, 85
Roman School, 88
Rosadoni, Giovanni, 76
Stanley, Carlton F., 78
Vettori, Paolo, 77
Vuillaume, J. B., 89
Workshop of Moinel-Cherpitel, 80
Cellos
Bernardel, Gustave, 115
Dolling, Robert, 111
Hill, W. E., 119
Nicolas, Didier, 118
Oskay, Jr., William, 113
Stoutenburgh, Harry L., 114
Testore, Paolo Antonio, 122
Tononi, Joannes, 120
Vienna School, 116
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