Violas

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  Alfredo G Galea viola, 16 1/4 inch, Durban 1951

  Alfredo G Galea 16 1/4″ viola, Durban 1951

  Please contact us for more details, quoting number CVA61.

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  Emanuel Whitmarsh viola, 16 3/4 inch, London 1900

  Emanuel Whitmarsh worked in Berwick Street, London from the mid 1850s.

  Please contact us for more details, quoting number CVA28.

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  Herbert Stanley Sampson workshop viola, 15 3/4″, Melbourne 1928

  Labelled and stamped as ‘Sampson’ this viola is typical of ‘workshop’ output with its initial construction completed in Germany.

  Please contact us for more details, quoting number 124.

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  Malcolm Collins, 15 1/2 inch viola, New Zealand, 2017

  Living just out of Wellington, New Zealand, Malcolm Collins originally trained as a boat builder where he developed his fine woodworking skills.

  Please contact us for more details, quoting number CVA136.

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  Malcolm Collins, 15 inch viola, New Zealand, 2016

  Living just out of Wellington, New Zealand, Malcolm Collins originally trained as a boat builder where he developed his fine woodworking skills.

  Please contact us for more details, quoting number CVA130.

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  15 1/8” viola Mittenwald, attributed to Jos. Kloz

  This lovely small viola is labelled “Rogeri” but is of a much later date and most likely the work of Joseph Kloz.

  Please contact us for more details, quoting number CVA131.

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  Martin Schuster baroque viola, Amersfoort, Netherlands, 1991

  A sensational viola in ‘baroque’ style, modelled on the Andrea Guarneri “Compte Vitale” viola.

  Please contact us for more details, quoting number CVA80.

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  John Barrett, 15 ½” cut down viola, London, c.1719

  A rare example of the early London school, of which John Barrett was a significant figure. Currently with a modern set up, this viola belongs in the baroque era and could easily be restrung for early music performance.

  Please contact us for more details, quoting number CVA134.

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  Rainer Beilharz 15 3/4″ viola, Castlemaine, Victoria

  An internationally multi-award winning violin maker, Rainer’s instruments are always in demand.

  Please contact us for more details, quoting number CVA132.

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  16 ¼” viola by Martin Schuster, Melbourne, 2018

  Born in Germany, trained at Newark, Martin has been a mainstay of the Melbourne violin making scene for the past 20 years. He is a founding member of the Australian Violin Maker’s Association.

  Please contact us for more details, quoting number CVA143

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  16 ½” viola by Malcolm Collins, New Zealand, 2017

  Description to follow.

  Please contact us for more details quoting number CVA141

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  16 ¾” Brescian inspired viola by Ian Clarke, Australia

  Description to follow.

  Please contact us for more details quoting number CVA144

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  Gliga III Viola Outfit

  The Gliga viola is handcrafted in Romania. Available in sizes of 11 to 16 inches.

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  KG 80 Viola Outfit

  The very popular and reliable KG instruments are handcrafted using fine maple and spruce with ebony fittings. Ideal for the intermediate level player.

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  KG 100 Viola Outfit

  The very popular and reliable KG instruments are handcrafted using fine maple and spruce with ebony fittings. Ideal for the intermediate level player.

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  Gliga Vasile 15 1/2” Romania, 2000

  The Gliga workshop has been producing a wide range of orchestral instruments for in excess of 20 years and has developed a worldwide market.

  Please contact us for more details, quoting number CVA126.

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  German Viola, 16 inch, c.1970

  Typical Saxon School unlabelled viola

  Please contact us for more details, quoting number CVA108.