German Violin, c. 1900, labeled ...GUARNERIUS...,

Length 23 inches. Together with a Japanese bow.

Mathias Hornsteiner workshop copy. Labeled "Mathias Hornsteiner, Geigenmacher Hofschmied in an der Isar Anno 1872" Pegs, bridge and tailpiece present but unconnected. No cracking. c. 1900 E.W. Zimmer

German Violin Labeled "Julius Heberlein's Guarnerius" Bearing the label of "Julius Heberlein's Guarnerius. Manufactured for Oliver Ditson Co, Boston, New York, and Philadelphia." Repaired crack extend

German Violin, Varlo Micelli A German Violin labeled "C. Meisel Workshop Violin. Carlo Micelli. Anno 1922" LOB 35.9cm. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from The Meisel Collection a

German Violin, c. 19th century, labeled JOHANN GEORGE LIPPOLD..., length of one-piece back 14 1/16 in., 357 mm, plus case, no bow, good condition, needs restringing, shipping $65 plus ins

2 German violins- 1). Oscar H. Seidel violin, ca. 1920, label in interior, crack in front; 2). German full size violin, ca. 1900. Both Guarnerius copies with cases, both worn.

C. 1900, with label inside stating, "Repaired by Albin F. Voigt, 137 N. 11th Street, Philadelphia, PA, August 1920" Losses, surface distress. 23-3/4"h x 7-3/4"w

Lot of 2, 4/4 Fancy Inlaid, Possibly c.1900 Bohemian, Labeled: "Nella Raphael". All Inlay is Intact. Repair to Binding on Back. Neck to Body Joint is Tight. No Visible Cracks or Separations. Needs Set

German C. 1930's violin. Labeled copy of Hans Hoyer.

Circa 1900. Labeled inside "Antonius Stradivarius, made by Roth and Lederer". Some wear. 23.5"h. Bow and case, 30.5"h.

Twelve coffee spoons, German, c. 1900, silver 800/000, violin shape, with monogram, l. 15 cm, ca. 152 g, in case. L. 17,5 cm

4/4 Violin Labeled: "Jacobus Stainer, in Ablam Prope Oenipontum, 1771." Appears c.1900. Body is Fully Intact with no Visible Repairs, Cracks, or Seam Separations. Neck and Fingeboard are Tight. Minor

Early 20th c German Stradivarious copy 3/4 size student violin, labeled "Musikinstrumenten Erzeugun, Mittenwald, Bayern" (possibly Joh Michl & Soh), and "Made in Germany", sold with a hard shell case,

BING drive model, before 1900, 13 cm, man at the violin, 1x painted over, drive model, chime, surface area was painted over, c. 1910 German Description BING Antriebsmodell, vor 1900, 13 cm, Mann an de

Alexander Gaglianus (Gagliano), Napoli labeled full size 4/4 violin- 2 piece back, most likely a German copy from before 1900, several repaired cracks in top, back sides, & neck good, sound post is do

Mixed woods. Made in Klingenthal, refinished with some wear. 23.5"l. and bow 29"I. in wood case missing handle. 31.75"l.

Art Nouveau cup, German, c. 1900, silver 800/000, round stand, conical form, wall with stylised floral decoration, monogram and dated, h. 14 cm, c. 167 g

Founder, German, c. 1900, maker's mark Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen, jeweller's mark Carl Becker, silver 800/000, round stand, oval body, wide spout, wooden handle attached to the side, the body decorated

German Violin Labeled "Heinrich Heberlein" Labeled "Heinrich Heberlein." Partially damaged label. Crack repaired on top. LOB 36cm. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from The Meisel

German Violin A violin c. 18th Century. Grafted end repair scroll. Soundpost crack to back, repair to bottom. Multiple cracks on top. LOB 35.8cm. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold f

Six coffee spoons, German, c. 1900, maker's mark M. H. Wilkens & Söhne, Bremen-Hemelingen, silver 800/000, Ostfriesen model, l. 14.5 cm, total weight c. 118 g in case, l. 18.5 cm

Antique German Violin Labeled on the inside

Seven knives, German, c. 1900, silver 800/000, handles with rich floral relief decoration, monogram, l. 20.5 cm

A German Violin Labeled Stradivarius Labeled: model Antonius Stradivarius Cremonenfis Faciebat anno 17 Approximate Dimensions: 59 cm (Total Length) 35.3 cm (Length of Back) 16.8 cm (Upper Bout Width)