PAGANINI VIOLIN

PAGANINI VIOLIN STRAD STYLE ANNO 17-- HAVING STRIPED QUARTER SAWN OFFSET GRAIN BACK WITH SIMILAR GRAIN NECK, THE TOP IS SPRUCE; INCLUDING BOW AND CASE; 23"LONG

Paganini Violin Along with Two 1800-1900 Violins Cases and other Accessories In Overall Good Condition Please look at Photos Closely Out of a New York City Estate

Nicolo Paganini, Violin Concerto no, MHS 912203T, Musical Heritage Society;Category: VINYL RECORD(S);Approximate measurements: 7 x 10 inches;Materials: vinyl, paper;Condition: used, good, as is;Shippi

Folk Art Painting of Violinist Niccolò Paganini (19th century) Depicting Paganini playing violin. Oil on canvas, white pine stretcher. Painting: 30 x 15 in. (76.2 x 38.1 cm.)

An Old Violin Branded Paganini Provenance: Property of a Gentleman, Manhattan. Approximate Dimensions: 59 cm (Total Length) x 35.7 cm (Body length) x 16.5 cm (Upper Bout Width) x 11.4 (Middle Width) x

A Silver Violin Bow Stamped PAGANINI Of Excellent High-Quality Round Pernambuco Stick, Ebony & Silver Mounted.Stamped: PAGANINI Provenance: Property of a Retired Bow Maker, Manhattan. Approximate Dime

Lot contains a Kapok Brand violin, made in China. Violin comes in case with two bows, a Violin-Mandarin pitch pipe, and three Paganini Rosins in cork cases. Violin is missing a fine tuner. Also comes

23 1/2" long. Marked Paganini on verso. Condition, overall wear, scratches scuffs, untested

An Important Kenneth Warren & Son. LTD. Certified ** The strongest authority of Violin identification & certification available to U.S. - Certificate available upon request ** Antonio Gragnani Circa 1

Alfredo Contino Violin Napoli 1928 Labelled: Alfredus Contino Premiato al concorso di luteria in ROMA uniquo allevio di V. Postiglione fecit napoli anno 1928 The Violin is a fine & characteristic exam

1920, GERMANY: During the early 20th century, the firm of Paul Losche, known as the Leipzig Orchestrion Works, produced a wide variety of pianos and orchestrations, distributed mainly in Germany, Belg

Manufactured by Mills Novelty Company. Chicago, Illinois. Pat June 4, 1912. Restored by Musical Museum Deansboro, N. Y. Restorations needed. Overall 45-1/4" wide x 33-1/4" deep x 68-1/2" high. Some lo

Branded/stamped above the paper label "361 N. F. Vuillame 1874, deemed "authentic”, Made in Brussels. Two bows: One is German and missing back ring, Sterling and MOP. Second bow not valuable. Bo

A Fine Certified Oreste Candi Violin Labelled: N. 31 ORESTE CANDI fece in GENOVA I'anno 1922 and has been certified as such by Tarisio's Resident Expert & Director - Jason Price. Provenance: Property

Eugene Santory Paris workshop 4/4 violin bow, silver mounted, fair condition. Condition: overall the bow needs cleaning; silver adjuster is loose and needs restoration; needs a new leather pad; needs

Significant autograph musical manuscript by Niccolo Paganini, seven pages on four sheets, 11.5 x 8.75, titled and signed on the cover sheet by Paganini with a dedication to his only pupil, Camillo Siv

The Mill's Violano has a RD-70 Midi Data Filer Midi System and is a good Restored Unit. Mahogany cabinet. Selling with 6 Rolls. A good opportunity to buy a nice example of this machine, from the Lella

paper label present on interior. Length 23" Width 8" Provenance Frederick W. Oster Fine Violins, Philadelphia. This violin was purchased by Martha McKinnon (deceased) from Fred Oster approximately 6 y

1920, USA: The Mills Novelty Company Violano was invented by Henry. K Sandell, and in 1906 the Mills Novelty Company launched the "Automatic Virtuoso" and the Mills Violano-Virtuoso was born. From tha

Arman (Armand Fernandez) (French American, 1928-2005). A limited edition vintage bronze sculpture. An abstract work featuring an accumulation of welded dismantled musical violin instrument forms. Arti

Less than 5,000 of these Mills Violano-Virtuoso music players were made. It is a stunning piece of work featuring one interior light, a 4-panel front glass divider and a sleek mahogany cabinet brass h

Violin bow signed C. Thomassin Paris. Octagonal stick, ebony frog with silver mounting and mother-of-pearl inlay, l. 75 cm.

With original hand written appraisal from 1970 ($1,250)by Joseph Settin, "The violin is in perfect condition and authentic in every part". The label inside reading "John Friedrich fecit / New York Ann

FINE VINTAGE GERMAN 3/4 VIOLIN SIGNED LEOPOLD WIDHALM LAUTEN NURNBERG FECIT 1813 L. 23 1/2" OVERALL; CASED Length of body is 14" and the Width is 8 1/2"