The violins of Antonio Stradivari

Heading: (Violins) Author: Doring, Ernest Title: How Many Strads? Our Heritage from the Master Place Published: Chicago Publisher:William Lewis & Son Date Published: 1945 Description:

ANTIQUE VIOLIN AFTER ANTONIO STRADIVARI (ITALIAN, C. 1644-1737), spruce top, figured maple sides and back, ebony fingerboard currently detached, etched "E.V.V." initials to back of pegbox, interior wi

Group of Four Antonio Stradivari Violin Copies with Cases, labels include a 1701, 1731 (Japan), 1724, and one with no date, all in variou states, Provenance: Estate of Donald K. Huber

EARLY 20TH CENTURY COPY OF STRADIVARIUS VIOLIN Made in Czechoslovakia, copy of violin made by Antonio Stradivari. Size: 22" Shipping / Pickup: Buyer Pick Up, 3rd Party Lot Location: #1 - Cap. Cir. NE

Antonio Stradivari Cremonese Violin w Original BoxThere is a signature on the back. And inside , " Antonius Stradiuarius Cremonensis" "Faciebat anno 17" ,and one symbol "+AS" .Dimension: 24 inches len

DESCRIPTION: Antique replica Antonio Stradivari full violin with bow. Internal sticker imprinted: "Antonius Stradiuarius Cremonensis Faciebat Anno 1721". Includes case, resin, spare strings, and spare

Old violin with bow and case; H: 10 cm, L: 75 cm, 2324 grams with case

Violin Book Assortment (19) items including 'Antonio Stradivari: The Cremona Exhibit of 1987', Charles Beare, London 1993, deluxe edition #116/300, leather in slipcase, 'Violin Makers of Hungary' Pete

Stradivari Violin Book Assortment (5) items including 'The Decorated Instruments of Antonio Stradivari' Shinichi Yokoyama, Nihon, Japan, 2002, #22/1100 full leatherette slip cased having author signed

Violin Book Assortment (5) hardcover volumes, all slipcased, including 'Antonio Stradivari in Japan' Shinichi Yokoyama, Gakken, Tokyo, 1984, signed by author, 'How Many Strads?' Ernest N. Doring, Will

W. Henry Hill, Arthur F. Hill, & Alfred E. Hill: "Antonio Stradivari." William E. Hill and Sons, London: 1902; with a photograph of Jack Benny playing his Stradivarius; Provenance: The Estate of Jack

BOOKS: Hill 1902 Stradivari Life and Work, W. Henry, Arthur and Alfred Hill. Antonio Stradivari His Life and Work (1644-1737). William E. Hill & Sons, London. 1902. Hardcover. 8 x 10 inches. 303 pages

Stainless steel with inscribed name on base "H. Aubert". Base has plaque with title "Stainless Stradivari, Version 2003, stainless, wood" and measurement. One string loose.24.5"h. With carrying case.

Early 19th C. copy of Antonino Stradivari violin with a birds eye maple case. Made in Germany. 23.5" long.

4/4 full cello, interior label for Terra Nova Violins, San Antonio, Texas, No. RCC44129, c.2021, Concert Series, accompanied by a Yinfente maple bridge, housed in a Meisel hardcase, cello back length:

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

The inside label of the violin reads, "No 2 Antonio Pedrinelli - F in Crespano 1851". However, it is of the opinion of our Appraiser that is a 1920's Czech Violin. Do your own due Diligence regarding

1714 Violin Made By Antonio Stradavarius, in Italy. This old strad was destroyed in remodeling was made in City of Cremona, Italy in 1714 by Antonio Stradavarius. Total length: 23". Excellent conditio

DESCRIPTION: An antique replica of Antonio Stradivarius full violin with bow. Internal sticker imprinted: "Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis Faciebat Anno 1772". Includes case. CIRCA: Early 20th Centu

Labeled "Fried Aug. Glass verfertigt nach. Antonius Stradivarius Fies. Fabrikat in Cremona, 1737." Two piece back of broad curl.

Labeled "E.R. Pfretzschner, Mittenwald OBB, 1968, hand made copy, Antonius Stradivarius, West Germany." Two-piece back of narrow curl.

Labeled "Antonius Stradivarius 1719."

Antonio Loveri Full Size Violin with Case and Vingo BowInside label reads, "Antonio Loveri Violin Maker Tonk Bros. Co. Sole Importers". Vingo carbon fiber bow included, as well as hard sided case.Addi

Violin Books (2) items including 'How Many Strads?', Ernest N. Doring, William Lewis and Son, Chicago, 1945, 1st limited edition #994/1400, cloth in slipcase and 'Violin Iconography of Antonio Stradiv