German and Austrian Violin-Makers

Quality of Meissen, Marked with a 20 indented to base, and some numbers, NO makers marked. Austrian or German are the most likely. They are of a blue & white nature. Each hand painted with floral desi

Quality of Meissen, Marked with a 20 indented to base, and some numbers, NO makers marked. Austrian or German are the most likely. They are of a blue & white nature. Each hand painted with floral desi

Six Antique Hand Painted German / Austrian Plates. Floral designs. Various makers and unmarked.

A variety of bird species and makers. Lladro geese, Plus German, Austrian, Royal Copenhagen.Largest: JT Jones: 7" H by 10" w.Property from a Northwest Connecticut Estate

Full size (4/4) violin, produced by Franz Eibl. German / Austrian, 1896. Body: 14" long. Neck: 10" long. Total length: 24" long. Handwritten label inside body, reads "Franz Eibl, geigenmacher / fecit

Collection Austrian & German Porcelain Serveware. This lot includes mixed maker, style and period Austrian and German porcelain serving and decorative items. Covered tureen measures 3.5 inches x 11 in

Antique German violin with two-part hard/soft Jaeger case. Includes all items pictured. Maker's label inside reads: "COPY OF Antonius Stradivarius made in Germany". Marked "GERMANY" AND "SALZARD" on b

A German Violin (Repaired in Massuchessets, Boston 1885) Provenance: Property of A Gentleman, Longstanding Expert and Retired Member of : The American Federation of Violin and Bow Makers Entente Inte

Vintage Anton Shroetter Violin. Interior paper label states "Anton Shroetter. Violin Maker In Mittenwald / Bayern. Master Art Copy. Made In Germany." This violin has an Aubert A Mirecourt wooden bridg

Heinrich Th. Heberlein,Jr. , German, 1843-1910, Violin, Markneukirchen, Germany, 1926, interior bearing makers label, along with Bow marked August Prell, Germany (DORC1729) (MM) Dimensions: length of

German Violin, Heinrich Th. Heberlein, Jr., Markneukirchen, 1923, bearing the maker's label and internal brands.Theodor Heinrich Heberlein, respected Markneukirchen violin maker.Includes case and all

German Violin, Heinrich Th. Heberlein, Jr., Markneukirchen, 1923. See makers label in photos. "Made in the Atelier of Theodor Heinrich Heberlein", respected Markneukirchen violin maker. Includes case

Antique German Glass Violin Circa 1870. Stamped GLASS on the Outside Upper Back. "August Friedrich Glass". With a Repair Label of Professor Guiseppe Ravita Violin Makers with Addition Repair Notations

Antique Austrian violin and bow. Impressed mark to the back of the body, Stainer. Bow maker's mark obscured, but present. In fitted case. L.: 60.3 cm (23 3/4 in.) Requires restoration.

(lot of 2) German Swords: the first, an 1850 Austrian Artillery Sword, maker F. Damashks Hoflft, Berlin, a lionhead pommel, a shagreen grip [ref 2140]; the second, a Bavarian Field Officer sword, ACS

Antique German violin in leather hard case. Interior Mittenwald paper label with maker name Johannes Mieger? Geigenmacher. 23.5 in long. Also has 1938 restoration label from Gould & Son in Boston. As

19th century, likely German or Austrian. The set includes twelve cherub musicians in varying poses with instruments. Each marked with makers mark BB at the base. Good overall condition. H2 3/4" 449 gr

19th century German or Austrian school oil painting on canvas depicting a portrait of a gentleman with violin. Signed lower right and appears to read "Girrard". Anton Maurer, Wien canvas stencil to ve

old Meerschaum and sterling silver Austrian / German Lap Pipe bowl ,with lid in sterling silver with makers stamp, Secon half of 19th century (H12 X 10 cm H5 X D7 INCH)

Three Continental Porcelain Figures various makers, 20th century comprising an Austrian example, a German example and an example by Goebel depicting a baboon and her infant, each marked. Height of tal

Various Makers 1980's - 2010 1 1/4" - 6" wide. Three (3) from England, Four (4) German or Austrian, and Four (4) Italian are included.

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) A pair of antique austrian & german porcelain figurines depicting a young boy and a young girl. Both figurines are marked with the makers mark on the bottom. CIRCA: Late 19th - Ear

Circa 1910 German or Austrian hammered copper vessel mounted as lamp by an American lamp maker. We suspect the manufacturer imported vessels from Germany or Austria to be used as lamp bases. Dual sock

No makers mark. Dated on back of head. Surface with scratches. 14 3/8 inches one piece back. Good condition. Has had shell case. Two assembled bows. Good condition.