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ViolinGaetano Sgarabotto, Vicenza c. 1910

Gaetano Sgarabatto was born in Vicenza in 1878. He studied wood carving at the Academia Olimpica and then acquired instrument making experience in Milan and Brescia. He established his workshop…

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ViolinFerdinando Gagliano, Naples c. 1760

To be sold with the certificate of Frederick W. Oster, Philadelphia.

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ViolinEmile Mennesson, Reims 1879

This is a beautiful example of 19th century French work. It has character in its form and model, rich textured varnish of a deep wine color and a warm tone…

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ViolinGaetano Gadda, Mantua 1929

Labeled “Gaetano Gadda di Mantova / premiato con Medaglia d’Oro / Allievo di Stefano Scarampella / fece in Mantova anno 1929”. This violin has been sold.

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ViolinVincenzo Sannino, Naples 1912

To be sold with the certificate of Frederick W. Oster, Philadelphia, November 5, 2001, as follows: “The label indecipherable; the one-piece maple back of irregular broad curl; the maple ribs…

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ViolinJohann Gottlob Ficker, Markneukirchen 1777, (Baroque form)

A fine violin in Baroque form with its original neck and in excellent condition. It has a sweet, rich tone ideally suited for Baroque playing. The label is as follows:…

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ViolinMarcello Villa, Cremona 2013

A brilliantly toned violin by this well-known Cremona maker. The instrument has a very pure, resonant and powerful tone suitable for the most discriminating player. The model is inspired by…

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ViolinLeon Mougenot, Mirecourt 1907, 3/4 size
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ViolinNestor Audinot, Paris 1879
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ViolinDomenico Tomassini, Rome 1934, 16-9/16 inches
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ViolinJ.B. Vuillaume, Paris c. 1840
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ViolinRiccardo Bergonzi, Cremona 1994

Riccardo Bergonzi, born 1961 in Cremona, started playing violin at age nine and fell in love with the instrument. Bergonzi started working in the shop of the maker Stefano Conia,…

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