Lauten and Geigenmacher Saxon Violin

One-piece back, with full label reading, "Andreas Kempter Lauten und Geigenmacher in Diligen 1757"

A Hoyer Violin featuring two Labels: Jakub Hoyer Lauten und Geigenmacher Schoenbach. anno 1785 Paul lebrun P. ennes 1912 Provenance: Property of a Long-Tenured & World Renowned Violist / Conductor. (T

Paul Knorr, Geigenmacher, violin, labeled and dated 1920, with the being 355 mm. Along with a John Friedrich and Brother violin bow, ebony and silver frog with mother of pearl eye and nickel adjuster,

PROVENANCE: Part of the personal collection of a Renowned Violin & Bow Maker Approximate Dimensions: 23 in (length) x 6.375 in (upper bout) x 7.875 in (lower bout) x 456 grams in weight x 7.4 lbs in t

With a reddish-brown varnish and a repair label at the interior for Charles Voigt dated 1906. Dimensions: The body length is 360mm, the case measures 31" x 9" x 4".

Saxon Violin, c. 19th Century Repaired cracks on top, old repairs on back. LOB 35.1cm. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from The Meisel Collection assembled over a period of forty

Made in late 19th century. Together with hard case. Exhibits loss to the neck and fret board.

Antique Saxon Violin Circa 1800. Unlabeled but Hand Written Internally "Made in 1799". In a on Case. Condition: Generally Good. Dimensions: Length of 2 Piece Back- 354 mm. Provenance: Content of a Old

18th Century Violin Saxon violin, late 18th Century. Bushed and grafted scroll. Poplar back. Multiple repairs to top and back. LOB 35.8cm. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from The

Applied to a midnight for century Saxon violin, bears label: "Repaired by John Koehler, Milwaukee, 1885." Losses and wear. 23-1/2"h x 8"w

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

Michael Boller, Geigenmacher Circa 1801 German Violin. Paper Label to Interior. Together with one German (as is), a modern bow and a violin case. Surface wear from normal use otherwise good antique co

German Violin Inscribed "Franz Worle Geigenmacher" "Franz Worle Geigenmacher" inscribed on inside. Old repairs, otherwise good condition. LOB 36.5cm. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being so

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"

4/4 Violin Labeled: "Berhard Plachte, Geigenmacher, Model Laurentius Guadagnini 1745". Made in Czechoslovakia. Body Fully Intact Except for Top Seam Separation at Saddle. Highly Flamed One Piece Back

A German 1/8-size violin labeled Mathias Roller, Geigenmacher. A hand-made copy of Antonious Stradivarius. Made in Germany. Length of back: 257 mm. | Local and NYC curbside delivery details and intern

Continental violin, unlabeled, possibly Tyrolean or Saxon, 19th c., medium grained spruce top with maple back, includes case, Poehland shoulder-rest, extra strings, surface wear, needs re-stringing, a

Three violins, the first being labeled, "J.T.L. Geronimo Barnabetti

Full-size violin designed by Johann Baptist Schweitzer (German, 1790 – 1865), circa 1870, made in Saxon. Repaired in 1892, with accompanying appraisal, in modern case. [Violin: 23 1/2" H x 8 1/4" W;

Violin, Bow and Case Assortment (4) items all having hard cases including a labeled 'Johann Georg Thir / Lautens Und Geigenmacher in Bienn / Anno 1761'; a labeled 'Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis Fa

Xavier Wagner (German, 18th/19th century), 1802. Antique violin one piece back, stained body and ebonized wood pegs. Typed label on interior reading "Xaveri Wagner, Hochfurftlichter Hof Lauten und Gei

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

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

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Saxon Porcelain Manufactory Dresden, porcelain figurines of anthropomorphic monkeys one a woman, with a sheet of music on her lap, the other a male, playing a violin. Finished w