AFTER STRADIVARIOUS GERMAN VIOLIN C 1900

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

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

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

Early 20th c German Stradivarious copy 4/4 full size student violins (3 pcs), sold as is with cases, hairless Bausch bow, and a few accessories, body lengths 13 1/2" to 14"

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

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 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

German Violin circa 1880 unlabeled full size 356 mm one piece back no visible cracks with mother-of-pearl inlaid bow and case J. Altrichter ? In Overall Good Condition especially for its age Please lo

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

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

Comes with a 2006 appraisal from Kevin Cardiff, violin maker describing woods used in construction and final wood finish. Comes in a cloth hard case with key. Dimensions are: Case: 10 inches tall X 30

Large coin cup, German, c. 1900, maker's mark D. Vollgold & Söhne, Berlin, silver 800/000, on 3 claw feet holding a ball, with foliate attachments, slightly conical body, upper part profiled work,

A four-piece coffee and tea centrepiece on an oval tray, German, c. 1900, silver 800/000, round stand, bulbous body with ear handles attached to the sides, jugs with hinged flap lids, the walls worked

rare early version for large format 12x16cm plates, polished wooden body in excellent condition, working shutter, with very rare original instruction booklet in German, c.1900, no. 1193 The buyers pre

German, c. 1900. Similar to an example found in the collection of the Brohan Museum. 10-1/4"h

Three-piece tea centerpiece, German, c. 1900, MZ, probably Hanau, hallmarked silver, each on 4 feet, spherical body, handles attached to the sides, pot with hinged hinged lid, flower knob, wall with r

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

Two-piece salad servers, German, c. 1900, maker's mark J. D. Schleissner & Söhne, Hanau, silver 800/000, fully gilt, richly decorated handles with shell finials and portrait of a bearded man, tines

Twelve mocca spoons, German, c. 1900, maker's mark Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen, silver 800/000, with remains of gilding, curved handle with relief decoration, putto head ornamentation and monogram, l. 10.

A pair of tea glass holders, German, c. 1900, maker's mark Wilhelm Binder, Schwäbisch Gmünd, silver 800/000, gilt interior, on 4 feet, cylindrical body, angular handle attached to the side, open-wor

Round Art Nouveau tray, German, c. 1900, maker's mark WMF, Geislingen, ostrich mark, plated, mounted on 4 feet, openwork rim, handles set into the sides, base, clear glass with cut decoration, Ø 30