German Viola, c. 1780, labeled ...JACOBUS STENER..

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

Italian German. Hand carved with words from the ANGELUS prayer written in German. Issued: c. 1780 Dimensions: 10"H Country of Origin: South Tyrol

Early Southern German Wall Clock, c. 1780 Painted metal shield, brass-plate movement with long pendulum, anchor escapement, hour strike on bell, working (not guaranteed). Frühe süddeutsche Wanduhr

4 pieces, wooden model, around 1800, animal motives, butterfly, dog, birds, fish, hare, height: 6 - 15.5 cm, c. 1780 German Description 4 Teile, Holzmodel, um 1800, Tiermotive, Schmetterling, Hund, V&

German, c. 1970's. Labeled Fischer Leuchten on wall plate. Dimensions: H 8.75" x W 6.25" x D 2.5" Condition: Wiring not tested. Presents very well overall; no signs of major chips or cracks to glass.

Handmade Copy Of German Antonius Stradivarius Violin, Labeled Jacobus Hornsteiner, Circa 1930. Measures approx. 23" long. || Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request

Handmade Copy Of German Antonius Stradivarius Violin, Labeled Jacobus Hornsteiner, Circa 1930. Measures approx. 23" long. || Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request

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

German Glass Hourglass, 20th c., labeled "Lauschaer Glaskunst", light amethyst and olive glass, h. 8 1/4 in. Provenance: Estate of Eric Bloomquist, Bloomington, IL.

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

ANTIQUE 18TH-CENTURY GERMAN SAXONY VIOLA IN CASE: Circ 1780, Once owned by William Stanton Forbes. It was received as a Wedding Gift in 1940. Resides in a cloth covered hard case. Comes with extra str

Two Mink Trapper Hats. Together with a German Beaver top hat labeled "C.W. Borchert, Berlin"

After Joseph C. Stadler (English/German, 1780-1822) landscape print "View at Blenheim" depicting a vista acrss the river Glyme towards Blenheim Palace, home to the Dukes of Marlborough and Spencer-Chu

Early 20th C., labeled "Kunstler Modell Stein bau Kasten Burgerheim", made by F. A D. Richter & Son, with original paper designs; together with an early 20th C. American set of building blocks

Italian German. Allegorical. Hand carved, gold and other colors. Issued: c. 1780 Dimensions: 17"H Country of Origin: South Tyrol

Italian German. Allegorical. Hand carved, gold and other colors. Issued: c. 1780 Dimensions: 15.5"H Country of Origin: South Tyrol

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

Pair of 19th century brass desk lamps, German, labeled "Wild and Wessel," with white glass shades, 21 1/2" h x 11" w. Provenance: From a Massachusetts estate.

Watercolor and pencil on paper painting by Gerhard Sipmann, 1780 to 1866, a German painter and art teacher. The artwork represents a mountain landscape. Dated early 19th-century. Signed by the artist

Watercolor and pencil on paper painting by Gerhard Sipmann, 1780 to 1866, a German painter and art teacher. The artwork is a tondo composition depicting a mountain landscape. Dated early 19th-century.

Watercolor and pencil on paper painting by Gerhard Sipmann, 1780 to 1866, a German painter and art teacher. The artwork is a sketch that represents a monk leading a horse with a young woman sitting be

Labeled on back Musterschutz JM4 5232 Dimensions: D 3" x Dia. 22" Condition: Wear consistent with age including patina and rubs to brass frame. Minor nicks on plate.

H. Schoisenyzier (Mid 20th C. German) Impressionist winter landscape with stream, framed oil on canvas, signed lower right and labeled "Munich", approximate image size 24" x 20", frame 32" x 28".