Violins
Featured on pages 82-87 in Volume 1 of The Cooper Collection by Albert W. Cooper. (the later scroll by another hand). Violin Demonstration
Lorenzo Storioni was the last great Cremonese maker. This instrument follows a broad, bold pattern, inspired by Guarneri del Gesu. It possesses a full, rich tone of great complexity and…
This fine and rare violin is to be sold with the photo certificate of Dario D’Attili, June 1989. The instrument is in excellent condition and possesses a strong, well focused…
A fine example of Neapolitan artistry and craftsmanship, this violin features a fine grained, two piece top and has exceptional tonal qualities. Violin Demonstration In the spring of 2022, the…
A very fine example from this highly sought after maker, this instrument was made on a model that clearly shows his Mantuan influences. The player is immediately connected to the…
A very fine Italian violin by Ferdinando Gagliano, Naples 1781, bearing the original label “Ferdinandus Gagliano Filius Nicolai fecit Neap. 1781”. Length of back 13-13/16in., 35.0 cm. The instrument is…
This fine violin was the longtime possession of Erich Koch. Koch left Germany as a teenager and studied at Cambridge University before being sent to a work camp in Canada…
This violin possesses a brilliant, focused, powerful sound with refinement, suitable for the most demanding soloist or orchestral player. The overall condition is superb. The wood of the top is…
This violin is a beautiful Guarneri inspired model with a dark orange brown varnish. The back is made from one piece of quarter cut maple with light artificial flame. The…
To be sold with the photo certificate of Peter Biddulph, London, May 14th, 1997, as follows: “The back is from two pieces of plain maple, cut on the semi-slab. The…
Violin Demonstration