Violins

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C G Glier & Sohn violin, Markneukirchen, c. 1935
The workshop of C. G. Glier & Sohn was founded by this family of violin makers in Markneukirchen around 1930.

Please contact us for more details quoting number CVN1086
French violin, Collin-Mezin workshop, Paris, 1910
A visually striking ‘Del Gesù’ model violin from this renowned French workshop.

Please contact us for more details quoting number 1065
Fritz Mönnig violin, Vienna, 1924
By the age of 23, Fritz Mönnig was already a Master of the Luthier’s Guild and a highly regarded maker.

Please contact us for more details quoting number 1076
John D Johnson violin, Sydney, Australia, 1993
John Johnson is one of the earliest of the current generation of professionally trained violin makers to return to Australia.

Please contact us for more details quoting number CVN1080
Martin Schuster violin, Wiesbaden, Germany, 2000
Martin has been one of the leading violin makers on the Australian scene for nearly 20 years, this is a fine example of his work.

Please contact us for more details quoting number CVN1035
Rainer Beilharz, Victoria, Australia, 2019
Rainer Beilharz is one of Australia’s leading, international award winning violin makers.

Please contact us for more details quoting number 1061
Unlabelled violin of the Tyrolean school, c.1760
This old Tyrolean violin with its naturally aged appearance and lovely sound is a sensational find.

Please contact us for more details quoting number CVN1075
“Pietro Novani” violin, c.1932
A top quality German trade violin bearing the label “Pietro Novani”, dated 1932.

Please contact us for more details, quoting number CVN739.
Adele Beardsmore and Alan Coggins, ‘Baroque’ violin, 2003 Blackheath
A beautifully crafted violin in baroque period form by “Beardsmore and Coggins” of the Blue Mountains.

Please contact us for more details, quoting number CVN721.
An early Tyrolean violin, c. 1780 bearing a copy Michel Deconet label.
Fully restored in Grant Violins’ workshop, this terrific 18th century violin is a “must try”!

Please contact us for more details, quoting number CVN1015.
An unlabelled British violin, c.1770
Another one of these genuinely old violins with immense character and natural patina of age.

Please contact us for more details, quoting number VN813.
Antonio Capella violin, Espinho, Portugal, 1975
A renowned name in modern violin making, Antonio learned the craft from his father, Domingos.

Please contact us for more details, quoting number CVN990.
Ernst Schmidt violin, Markneukirchen, Germany, 1912
Bearing a trade “Stradivari’ label, the violin is signed internally on the back “Ernst Schmidt 669, Markneukirchen I.S. │ 1912”.

Please contact us for more details, quoting number CVN998.
Frantisek Zivec violin, Melbourne, 1956
A refined work after del Gesù and a sound investment in Australia’s cultural heritage.

Please contact us for more details, quoting number CVN951.
Frantisek Zivec violin, Melbourne, 1961
One of our favourite fiddles and an eminently collectible Australian work.

Please contact us for more details, quoting number CVN933.
French trade Maggini model violin by Collin-Mezin, c.1953
French trade Maggini model violin, made by the Collin-Mezin company, c.1953

Please contact us for more details, quoting number CVN801.
French trade violin, c.1950
This J B Vuillaume copy violin is from the Mirecourt school.

Please contact us for more details, quoting number CVN875.
George Pyne violin, London c.1910
Pyne was a violinist at various theatre orchestras before being smitten by the violin making bug!

Please contact us for more details, quoting number CVN962.
Raggetti RV2 Violin Outfit
The Raggetti RV2 violin is ideal for the beginner. Fine, clear sounding and easy to play, it is excellent value and comes complete with case and bow. Please contact us to discuss availability and shipping options.
Eastman 50 Violin Outfit
Samuel Eastman Model 50 violins offer excellent quality of sound and playability in an entry level instrument.
Available in all fractionl sizes on request.