Violins

Alfred Contino was born in 1890 and died around 1970 in Naples, Italy. He was a pupil of Vincenzo Postiglione from 1902, and succeeded to the business in 1916. He…

This fine violin is a meticulous copy of the “Lord Wilton” Guarneri del Gesu of 1742. Its tone is dark, mature and smooth. It is labeled “Maurizio Tadioli Fecit /…

This is a very fine example from the workshop of the highly respected W.E. Hill & Sons. The firm was established in 1887 by William Ebsworth Hill. The W.E. Hill…

A very fine example of this popular maker’s work. The instrument is in mint condition and possesses a powerful, rich and focused tone. The maker’s original certificate will accompany the…

A violin from the period circa 1820, variously identified as possibly Italian or English. It is in excellent condition and has a robust, dark, full-bodied tone. It is an interesting…

This fine and rare violin possesses a tonal richness sought by the most discriminating player. It has the depth and breadth, sweetness and beauty, focus and brilliance to satisfy any…