18TH CENTURY VIOLIN WITH LABEL OF CARLO GIUSEPPE TESTORE, MILAN 1735

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

German violin, possibly Saxson, after the Milan Testore school, with interior label reading "Paolo Antonio Testore figlio di Carlo GiuseppeLarga di Milano al segno dell Acquila", additional label numb

dated 1730 with label. Period Violin. body cracks to front side. back appears to be no cracks. The neck has been lengthened sometime in the 1800s. total length of instrument 23" long.

Violin, bears label Johannes Zanoli. 1754. Condition: Excellent condition Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/cr3iakd4bex090p/AABf5YlJ-Em_SnP3FW-Wkv_9a?dl=0

This is an antique French 18th century full size violin. No interior label. The cased violin is accompanied by three bows and many extra parts and accessories. The bows include the following: John Bra

Label to interior reads "Matteo Albani fecit Bolzano Anno 17**" The last two numbers of the label are illegible. A nice violin by Italian maker, Albani. Small mother of pearl flower inlaid to the lowe

1748 Model P. Antonio Testore Segno Dell Violin - Original Sticker, Paolo Antonio Testore Figlio di Carlo Giuseppe Testore in Case w/ Bow

The Austrian violin with one-piece back, notched scroll, wood block printed paper label inside the body (Joanes Jofephus Gandl, Geigenma Goyfern Anno 1760), two bows and case. Violin measures 23.5 x 8

18th Century Italy Carlo Zucchi Seacape Canal of Venice Colored Print 26" x 20" Framed Used Condition Water marks Out of New York City Estate

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

After Carlo Cignani 18th Century Painting on Tin. Period label on back signed "Joseph and Potiphar's Wife, Carlo Cignani". (Genesis 39). Image size 19-1/2" x 16-1/2", in an antique gilt molded frame,

19th Century Cello. Label to interior reads 'Paolo Antonio Testore Figlio di Carlo Giussepe Tesstore in Contrada Larga di Milano al Segno dell Acquila 1750'. {Approximate dimensions: 49 high x 17 wide

Violin with one bow and carrying case with red velvet lining, interior label, 23 ½” long, case 31 x 10 x 5 ½”.

Violin with one bow and carrying case with maroon felt lining, interior label inscribed Petrus Guarnerius Cremonensis fecit Mantua fub tit Sanctae Terefiace 1695, 22” long, case 28 ½ x 9 &#

Castiglione (Giuseppe Castiglione, 1688-1766), a Catholic Jesuit monk and painter, from Milan, Italy. In 1715 (the 54th year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty), he came to China to preach, and the

circa 1796, Carlo Lasinio (Italian, 1759–1838). After Antonio Bicci (Italian) Printed by Giuseppe Bardi. from Contadini della Toscana Espressi al Naturale Secondo le Diverse Loro Vestiture. Frame si

18th/19th Century, printed paper label, crack by tailpiece, with fitted case and an unmarked bow overall: 10 x 32 x 5 in. (case, appx.) Provenance: Ernest N. Doring, Evanston, Illinois (label in case)

18th/early 19th Century, with carved lion's-head headstock and celtic inlay on the back, with early printed label 'Jacobus Stainer fecit / in Abson an 1___', 23 in. long; with wooden case and bow sign

Features a heavily figured one piece back. Partial label inside. Assumed to be a 19th century copy. Measures 23 1/2" x 8". Good condition with mild wear to finish. Repaired cracks and small patch to b

Antique 18th C Giuseppe Arcimboldo Engraving. Antique framed and matted 18th century engraving in the style of the 16th century Italian artist Giuseppe Arcimboldo. Measures 17 x 14 inches.

Antique 18th C Giuseppe Arcimboldo Engraving. Antique framed and matted 18th century engraving in the style of the 16th century Italian artist Giuseppe Arcimboldo. Measures 17 x 14 inches.

18th c. Carlo Maratta frame. 12 7/8" x 13" (sight size), 14" x 14 1/8" (rabbet size), 21 1/8" x 21 1/8" (overall).

18th C. framed copper engraved map, hand colored of Milan, Genoa, Lake Como and Mantua Cartouche. By Matthai Serteri, S.C.M. GEOGR Augustani. Visible paper measures approximately 20.25" H X 24" W, wit

4to (sheets measure 10.5" x 8") volume bound in reverse calf, circa 18th century. Label to spine indicates it was intended to be used as a medical index, but no entries are made, consists of approx. 3