HomeSpecial CollectionsSmall Violins

Small Violins

Show Filter Options  
36 Results
View:
ViolinLorenzo Storioni, Cremona 1784; the “Ex-Curtis Institute”

This is an exceptional example of this great maker’s work. It is known as the “Ex-Curtis Institute”. Certificates by W.E. Hill & Sons, London and William Moennig & Son, Philadelphia….
ViolinCarlo Tononi, “ex-Butterworth,” Venice 1735

This is a very fine concert instrument with slightly smaller dimensions. Even though the body length is just 352 mm, the tone is still large and powerful. The instrument is…
ViolinCarlo Ravizza, Milan 1929 (7/8 size, 33.9 cm.)
ViolinPaul Bailly, Paris c. 1880 (1/2 Size)

Violin Demonstration  
New Arrival
ViolinCharles Louis Buthod for the firm “Husson-Buthod-Thibouville,” Mirecourt circa 1850 (7/8 size, 34.7 cm.)

Violin Demonstration
ViolinCollin-Mezin Workshop, Mirecourt c. 1890 (7/8 Size)

Violin Demonstration
ViolinCharles Claudot I, Mirecourt c. 1820 (1/2 size)

Violin Demonstration
ViolinLillo Salerno “il Narese” workshop, Pforzheim 2022, Guarneri model (7/8 size)
ViolinMing-Jiang Zhu 2023, (7/8 size)
ViolinHeinrich Theodore Heberlein Workshop, Markneukirchen 1902 (3/4 size)

A classic, vintage German violin for the young, advancing player.
ViolinJérôme Thibouville-Lamy Workshop, Mirecourt c. 1900 (1/2 size)

Solid craftsmanship, construction and faithful representation of modeling define this classic example of French violin making from the turn of the 20th century. A beautiful violin for the advancing young…
New Arrival
ViolinJérôme Thibouville-Lamy Workshop, Mirecourt circa 1920, 7/8 size
ViolinJérôme Thibouville-Lamy Workshop, Mirecourt c. 1900 (3/4 size)

A classic example of quality violin making from one of the leading centers in France. For the advancing student player, not yet ready for a full sized violin, this instrument…
CelloGiuseppe Renaldi ” Vecchio” model 2014 (3/4 size)
ViolinNeuner & Hornsteiner Workshop, Mittenwald c. 1890 (3/4 Size)

This instrument is an excellent option for the young, advancing player looking for a well seasoned tone. Well crafted from one of Germany’s leading centers of violin making.
ViolinJérôme Thibouville-Lamy Workshop, Mirecourt, c. 1900 (1/2 size)

An example of the best representation of French workshop craftsmanship of the early 20th century. Tradition and tonal beauty all included.
ViolinGerman labeled “Antonio Curatoli”, 1913 (3/4 size)

For the young musician looking to advance to higher levels of playing, this instrument would be an ideal partner to further his/her development. Professionally shop adjusted to produce the highest…
ViolinJohn Juzek workshop, Prague c. 1920 (1/4 size)

A lovely and attractive violin for the young, advancing player. This violin possesses a fine, broad sound for its size.
ViolinC. A. Hopf model, Germany c. 1920 (1/2 size)
ViolinAnton Schroetter workshop model #15, Mittenwald circa 1970 (1/2 size)
New Arrival
ViolinStradivari model, Saxony circa 1900 (1/4 size)
ViolinJérôme Thibouville-Lamy Workshop, Mirecourt c. 1900 (3/4 Size)

Despite its size, this violin delivers a full and powerful sound while retaining sweetness and clarity throughout its range. Young players or violinists seeking a smaller instrument will appreciate the…
ViolinAnton Schroetter Workshop, Germany c.1960 (3/4 size)

A very good and beautifully made 3/4 violin for the advancing player. This violin has a fine, responsive tone.
ViolinJérôme Thibouville-Lamy Workshop, Mirecourt c. 1920 (3/4 size)

An excellent instrument for the advancing young musician. This violin has a rich, full tone.
ViolinGerman, Mittenwald c. 1890 (1/8 size, 26 cm)

A rare find for the very young player who is quickly advancing in technique and musicianship. This violin will enable the emerging artist to reach new heights.
ViolinAndreas Eastman Model 605 (3/4 size)

An excellent option for the advancing young player.
ViolinGerman “Conservatory” model c. 1920 (1/2 size)

A German made violin of good quality for the advancing young player. Well made and well maintained, this instrument affords the player ample sound quality.
ViolinJérôme Thibouville-Lamy Workshop “El Maestro,” Mirecourt c. 1920 (small 1/4 size, 26.5 cm)

For the young advancing player seeking the instrument to enable the budding musician to reach greater heights.
New Arrival
ViolinJérôme Thibouville-Lamy Workshop, Mirecourt c. 1920 “El Maestro” (3/4 size)
ViolinKarl Höfner Workshop, Bubenreuth 1992 (1/2 size)

Here is a beautifully made and fine sounding violin for the young, budding musician.
ViolinSofia “Amadeus” Model, 1993 (1/2 size)

Eastern European craftsmanship and tonal beauty combine to make this an excellent instrument for the advancing young player.
ViolinJérôme Thibouville-Lamy Workshop, Mirecourt c.1920 (1/2 size)

Beautifully made from an important center of French violin making, this violin will take the young, advancing player to new heights.
New Arrival
ViolinOtto Jos. Klier workshop, Bubenreuth 1975 (1/4 size)
Violin‘Heinrich Lutiger” model, 2009 (3/4 size)
Violin“Francesco Renaldi” model, 2003 (1/2 size)

Beautifully made with fine, tonal characteristics to match. This is the ideal violin for the advancing young player who is beginning to study the masterpieces of Classical music.
ViolinGiuseppe Renaldi model (1/4 size)

A lovely 1/4 sized violin for the young, advancing player. This violin possesses a tone quality that will grow with the player.