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Violins
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Description
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New!
B861 |
Giulio Degani, Venice 1903
Giulio Degani worked closely with his father Eugenio until
the latter's death in 1901. This instrument, made two years
later, shows signs of Giulio's new search for an independent
style, using flatter, simpler lines. The scroll, however,
with its deep, flowing lines, remains unchanged |
POA |
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Eugenio Degani, Venice, 1897
Eugenio Degani is arguably the finest maker of the "modern"
Venetian School. This beautifully made violin posseses a
pure, elegant, carrying sound.
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George Gemunder, New York 1884
Born in southern Germany, Gemunder worked for Vuillaume
before moving to New York where he established a reputation
as one of America's greatest makers. This is a superb example
of his work.
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POA |
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Jean Francois Aldric,
Paris, 1831
J.F. Aldric worked from 1788 - 1843, making bold, masterly
instruments in the 'Stradivari' style. This violin has a dark
red-brown varnish and a loud, clear sound.
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Ian Clarke, Queensland, 2002
Ian, one of Australia's foremost violin makers, has
made 97 violins, 106 violins and 20 cellos. He won a silver
medal at the Cremona Triennale. This violin is based on
the 1741 'Jarnowich' Guarneri del Gesu.
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POA |
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New!
B847 |
Unlabelled, European late 19th
or early 20th century
The oil-varnished, handmade European violin has a handsomely
flame, one-piece back and a beautifully carved scroll. It's
strong, clean modelling matches a powerful and brilliant sound. |
$9,995.00 |
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New!
B860 |
Adrian Studer, Nelson, NZ, 1998
This beautifully-made violin, modelled after an instrument
by Lorenzo Storioni, is typical of work by Studer, the only
NZ-based violinmaker to have trained at the Swiss violin making
school in Brienz. The orange-gold varnish has a subtle, antique
craquillure, and the sound is rich, balanced and resonant. |
$9,990.00 |
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B845 |
Noel Sweetman, Cambridge, 2001
The strongly-modelled copy of Guarneri del Gesu's 'I Cannone'
violin has an orange-red varnish and elegantly finished boxwood
fittings. The tone is strong:brilliant on the E string and
full-throated on the G. |
$9,500.00 |
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B821 |
Edward Burr, No. 130, Wellington, 1929,
This fine instrument by Edward Burr has a golden brown
varnish and a warm, even, open sound.
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$8,000.00 |
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B842 |
Ian Sweetman, Hamilton, 1983
Ian can be regarded as the 'father', both figuratively
and literally, of the current New Zealand violin hand-making
movement. This mid-period Guarneri model violin has a dark
red-brown varnish and a rich, throaty sound.
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$8,000.00 |
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B696
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Ian Sweetman, Hamilton, 1957
This is an early example of Ian's work,, revised after his
overseas studies with René Morel at Jacques Français
Fine Violins, New York.
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$7,400.00 |
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B764
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French, labelled "Lutherie Artistique Louis Joly
à Mirecourt (Vosges)"
Late C19th and early C20th Mirecourt violins were often
produced under the "Lutherie Artistique" title.
The makers' names mentioned on the labels are not those
of the actual luthier. This violin has a dark red-brown
varnish and a full, bright tone.
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$4,900.00 |
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B857
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"Barrel, d'après
A Stradivarius", early 20th century
Made in the Thibouville-Lamy workshops in Mirecourt, France,
this violin has a typical red-brown varnish of this era and
style. The tone is warm, even and open. |
$ 4,900.00 |
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B879 |
Jerôme Thibouville-Lamy,
Mirecourt, France, late 19th-20th century
Although labelled as if it were made in "Paris",
this violin was manufactured in the highly productive Thibouville-Lamy
violin workshops in Mirecourt. The label is unusual in featuring
the name of the company's founder, Jerome, rather that that
of a co-worker, deceases 18th century French luthier, or fictitious
person, as was the company's standard custom. |
$4,000.00 |
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B744
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Laberte Humbert, "M. Courterieux", Mirecourt,
France, 1886
This "M Courturieux" violin, made by one of
the major workshops in Mirecourt, has inherited the name
of a contemporary French violin maker and is untypically
dated. It has a lovely, one-piece back and a warm, smooth
tone.
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$4,000.00 |
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B829 |
Workshop of Ladislav F. Prokop, Bohemia, 1937
Made after Prokop's death, this "workshop"
violin is modelled after Jacob Stainer. It has a dark red-brown
varnish and a clear tone.
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$3,900.00 |
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B843 |
Wolff Brothers (Gebrüder Wolff), Kreuznach, 1914
Leopold and Ferdinand Wolff established their highly
regarded violin making factory in 1864. This early 20th
century violin is made in the style of the Amati family
and has a golden-yellow varnish.
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$3,500.00 |
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B721 |
"Lutherie Artistique
Claude Le Blanc", Mirecourt
Although several early Mirecourt makers called Claude
Le Blanc are recorded, this violin is typical of standard
Mirecourt production of the late 19th and early 20th century.
It has a brown varnish and an even, sweet tone. |
$3,500.00 |
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New!
C252 |
"Jay Haide,
à l'ancienne" China/USA 2009
The highly popular Jay Haide range of Chinese handmade
violins was developed byIfshin violins, California. This "à
l'ancienne" violin is made in the style of Guarneri del
Gesu and has a distinctive red-gold, antiqued varnish. The
tone is very even, with a clear, warm character.
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$3,000.00 |
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B852 |
Louis Lowendall, Dresden, 1878
This Maggini-style violin is typical of the better quality
instruments manufactured in Germany in this period. The
varnish is a golden red-brown colour with subtle antiquing.
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$3,000.00 |
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B850 |
Handmade, unlabelled, China, early 21st century
This instrument is well-made from European woods. The maple
back has a very handsome, narrow flame and the golden red-brown
varnish has been elegantly antiqued.
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$3,000.00 |
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B855 |
Copy of "Guarneri del Gesu",
Germany
This violin is a good example of German workshop production
of the late 19th or early 20th century. The wood is well-selected
and the instrument is in very good condition. |
$,3000.00 |
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C235 |
"Antonius Stradivarius"
Germany, late 19th or early 20th century
This is a big, bold violin with a nadsomely flamed maple
back and an attractive red-gold varnish. The sound is open
and clear, with an appealing character. |
$3,000.00 |
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C238 |
German, labelled
"Nicolaus Amatus", late 19th or early 20th century
This violin is influenced by the making styles of the
Amati family, and the tone, though loud, has a bell-like sweetness
as a result. |
$2,950.00 |
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C235 |
"Nicolaus Amatus",
Germany, late 19th or early 20th century
This violin has been made in imitation of the prevailing
Mirecourt French style of the period, with an even, red-brown
varnish and crisply cut edges. Despite the label, it owes
more to Stradivari that Amati, and has a rich, complex tone
on the lower strings. |
$2,800.00 |
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B878 |
An unlabelled violin,
probably from the workshop of Heinrich Dölling Jnr.,
Germany, late 19th or early 20th century:
The edge work is very fine, in keeping with the small
scroll. The varnish is a dark red-brown colour, and the sound
is clear and even. |
$2,750.00 |
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B844 |
Unknown maker, New
Zealand
This amateur made violin has a repair label of Thomas
Pratt dated 1972. Constructed with a mixture of European woods
and Southland beech, the violin has an even, warm tone. |
$1,950.00 |
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C225 |
"Maggini"
copy, Germany
This mid-20th century violin has the double purfling and
extra scroll turn typical of this model. It has a shaded red-gold
varnish and is in excellent condition. |
$1,900.00 |
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Stock instruments |
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We have good quality Korean 4/4
violin outfits available, perfect for a beginner student.
These come with a case and bow. |
$895.00 |
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Smaller violins |
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B304 |
7/8 Chinese violin |
$2,550.00 |
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B872 |
3/4 European violin, unlabelled |
$1,500.00 |
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B777 |
3/4 Chinese handmade violin |
$1,500.00 |
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B669 |
3/4 Chinese violin |
$1,400.00 |
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B755 |
3/4 Czechoslavakian violin, labelled
'Strad' |
$1,350.00 |
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B664 |
3/4 German violin, unlabelled |
$1,300.00 |
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B522 |
3/4 German violin unlabelled |
$1,200.00 |
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C217 |
3/4 German violin |
$1,150.00 |
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B728 |
3/4 German violin |
$1,140.00 |
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B714 |
Small 3/4 German violin |
$1,000.00 |
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B513 |
Large 3/4 Chinese violin |
$1,000.00 |
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B778 |
3/4 Suzuki Nagoya violin |
$800.00 |
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Electric
Violins
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CX |
Epoch Violin - With case |
$1,995.00 |
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CX |
Strauss Violin - With case |
$1,117.00 |
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Violas
Please note that bows and cases are not usually included
in the purchase price.
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B722 |
The Stringed Instrument Co,
16 1/2", No. 53, Auckland 1993
The one piece maple back has a very fine, even flame.
This viola is made in the style of Stradivari. |
$9,095.00 |
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B811 |
Benjamin Parker, 15 3/4 ",
Dunedin 1887
This is only instrument by this maker we have seen. The
work is bold and assured, and the viola, despite its small
size, has a warm, resonant sound. |
$6,500.00 |
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Cellos
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B725 |
Virgilio Cappellini, Italy,
1984
Capellini trained in Cremona, basing himself at Crotta
d'Adda in the mid 20th century, before returning to Cremona. |
POA |
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B731 |
Malcolm Collins,
No. 19, Upper Hutt, 2008
Malcolm has made nineteen cellos to date, and many of
them are in the hands of advanced students and professional
players. His modelling combines strength and generosity with
a crisp, clean finish. |
$15,000.00 |
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B863 |
Benedict Lang, Germany, late
20th century
The Benedict Land company, originally established in Mittenwald
making double basses, is now also known for their good-quality
student grade cellos. This instrument has an open sound and
is easy to play. |
$6,800.00 |
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B858 |
Korean, Young Heung brand, early
21st century
This near-new Korean cello is typical of the better quality
student instrumentswe have been immporting since the 1990s.
It has ebony fittings and comes with a good hard case and
bow. |
$2950.00 |
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Violin
Bows
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VIOLIN
BOWS $60 - $400 |
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Stock |
Korean bows with plastic frog,
in a variety of sizes |
$65.00 |
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Korean bows with ebony frogs,
in full size only |
$150.00
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Carbondix ***:
Made under German supervision, these carbon-fibre, nickel
mounted bows are excellent value for money, with strong sticks
and a clean, crisp playing style. |
$270.00 |
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B852 |
Chinese, unstamped:
At 63.4grams, this bow will suit a player looking for
a heavier stick. |
$300.00 |
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Chinese, handmade, #35, with
ebony frogs:
The finish and wood selection of these bows equals European
bow manufacturing standards at a very affordable price. |
$320.00 |
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Conrad Götz, model B63, Germany:
Conrad Götz Jnr are a prestigious German
musical instrument supply company, making a wide range of
bows for players from beginner to advanced level. This is
the top bow of Götz's brazilwood bow range.
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$385.00 |
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VIOLIN
BOWS $400 - $1000 |
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C243 |
A Chinese, handmade bow stamped
*Dynasty*
The octagonal stick is of a pale orange brown pernambuco.
The bow articulates clearly and is steady on the string. |
$400.00 |
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Conrad Götz, model B66,
Germany
This well-made bow has a round pernambuco stick and nickel
mounts |
$417.00 |
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Chinese, handmade, #45:
A selected pernambuco stick and a silver-mounted, ebony frog
makes this well-finished bow a good choice for advanced students. |
$435.00 |
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C241 |
An unstamped, Brazilwood violin bow, Germany
This bow has an octagonal stick and a silver wire lapping.
Although it is not a heavy bow, it makes a full, smooth
sound and bounces easily.
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$450.00 |
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B697 |
European, unstamped:
This older bow has a dark-stained, round pernambuco stick
and a silver wire lapping.
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$460.00 |
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C230 |
European, unstamped,
7/8 size:
This bow has a brazilwood stick slightly shorter
than the standard 4/4 length
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$485.00 |
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C244 |
An unbranded violin bow stamped 'GERMANY'
The octagonal stick is of pernambuco and has a silver wire
and black leather lapping. At 60.3grams, this bow is of
medium weight.
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$500.00 |
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C247 |
"Louis Romer", Germany
early-mid 20th century
This is an attractive looking bow with a five-part, decorative
frog slide and yellow brass mounts. The round, brazilwood
stick is strong with a smooth action. |
$550.00 |
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Conrad Götz, model B69,
Germany
This bow has a round, pernambuco stick, nickel mounts
and an ebony frog with Parisian eyes. |
$580.00 |
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Carbondix "Silver",
Bausch model, Germany
This medium-grade, carbon-fibre bow has silver mounts
and Parisian eyes. |
$510.00
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C249
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"Louis",
Germany, early-mid 20th century
This bow has a round, pernambuco stick, a slightly unusual
lapping and an elegantly curved head. |
$600.00 |
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C242 |
A German violin
bow stamped "TOURTE"
The octagonal stick is of pernambuco and the fully-lined
frog has Parisian eyes. At 65grams, this bow would suit a
player looking for a heavier stick, with good all-round performance
qualities. |
$650.00
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C245
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An unbranded violin bow stamped
'GERMANY"
The octagonal stick is of pernambuco and has a silver
wire and black leather lapping. At 65grams, this bow would
suit a player looking for a heavier stick with a full sound
and good playing characteristics. |
$695.00 |
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B787 |
"Fritz Gutter", Markneukirchen,
Germany
This professional-quality, silver-mounted bow has had a head
repair, thus placing it in reach of a much more modest budget. |
$720.00 |
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Conrad Götz,
model #71, Germany
This bow has a selected pernambuco stick, nickel mounts
and Parisian eyes. The button is attractively finished with
eight small nickel eyes. |
$743.00 |
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C231 |
"Dynasty ***", Chinese,
handmade
This superior Chinese made bow has a round, selected pernambuco
stick and Parisian eyes. |
$750.00 |
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Carbondix "Futura"
model, Germany
The "Futura" carbon-fibre bow has excellent
performance characteristics. Its ability to articulate is
superior to many wooden bows of the same price. |
$795.00 |
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B833 |
European, stamp obscured:
This professional-quality, silver-mounted bow has been
heavily reduced in price due to an old head repair. |
$800.00 |
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Stock |
JonPaul carbon-fibre bow labelled
'Arpege'
This excellent bow is by the renowned carbon-fibre bowmakers
JonPaul. It has a bright ad clear response and is an excellent
choice for an advancing student. |
$815.00 |
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B799 |
European, unstamped:
The round, honey-coloured pernambuco stick gives this
bow a warm, smooth sound. |
$820.00 |
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Conrad Götz, model #72, Germany
As well as the attractive physical appearance of this
well-made bow, the selected pernambuco of the octagonal
stick makes this an excellent choice for the advancing student.
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$853.00 |
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VIOLIN
BOWS $1000 - $2000 |
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Stock |
JonPaul carbon-fibre bow labelled
'Avanti'
This bow has excellent projection and a quick response.
Made in the style of the French masters, this is a great carbon-fibre
bow choice for the discerning player. |
$1100.00 |
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Conrad Götz, model #74,
Germany
The first in Götz's "Master Bow" series,
this has a round pernambuco stick and silver mounts. |
$1265.00 |
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B638 |
"*Lothar Seifert*",
Germany, mid-late 20th century
Lothar Seifert represents the second generation of a prominent
German bow making family based in Bubenreuth. This silver
mounted bow, with its octagonal, pernambuco stick, is slightly
heavier that average. |
$1,740.00 |
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B848 |
European, unstamped, late 19th
century or early 20th century
This bow is unusual in having a silver tip-face, as well
as its more standard silver mounts. Parisian eyes, a one-piece
silver button and an elegantly patterned pearl slide also
set this bow apart. |
$1,600.00 |
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B763 |
European, unstamped, late 19th
or early 20th century
With silver mounts and a warm dark brown, octagonal, pernambuco
stick, this bow is unpretentious and workmanlike.
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$1,740.00 |
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B837 |
Stamped "JAMES HEWITT",
early-mid 20th century
James Hewitt is best known as a violin maker. This silver-mounted,
pernambuco bow was most probably imported by Hewitt and stamped
with his brand, as was the custom at the time. |
$1,800.00 |
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BOWS $2000 and up |
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B651 |
Stamped "GUIL..."
(stamp obscured), European
If French, this bow would have been manufactured for the
"trade". The back plate of the frog is most unusual,
being made of a highly figured abalone, in strong contrast
to the plain pearl slide. |
$2,050.00 |
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B845a |
Albert Nuernberger, 19th century
This bow, though lacking it's original button, has a gold
mounted frog. The slightly heavy, octagonal, pernambuco stick
produces a warm rounded sound. |
$2,100.00 |
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B735 |
"Conrad Götz**",
Germany:
From Götz's "Master Bow" series, this example
has a dark-stained, octagonal pernambuco stick and Parisian
eyes. |
$2,295.00 |
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B818 |
"Rich Geipel...", Germany mid 20th century:
Richard Geipel was a member of a large family of violin
and bow makers. Based in the Markenkirchen area, his workshop
produced many fine bows.
This bow is characterised by large Parisian eyes and a bi-coloured
whalebone lapping.
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$2,550.00 |
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B784 |
" W.H. Hamnig, Leipzig",
Germany late 19th century
Wilhem Hermann Hammig is known mostly for his fine violins.
This professional quality pernambuco bow, with silver mounts
and a bi-coloured, whalebone lapping would have been made
for his shop and stamped with his name. |
$3,070.00 |
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B775 |
"John Clutterbuck",
England, late 20th century
John Clutterbuck is one of England's leading bow makers.
This bow has a finely-worked, round, pernambuco stick, silver
mounts and Parisian eyes. The three-piece button has a distinctively
wide, central ebony band. |
$3,070.00 |
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B580 |
"E. Withers. London",
England mid-late 20th century
Founded by Edward Withers in the mid 19th century, this
reputable London violin firm employed their own bowmakers.
This bow has an octagonal stick, silver mounts and a one-piece
button. |
$3,070.00 |
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B684 |
"W. A. Pfretzschner",
Germany, mid 20th century
Made by a member of a long-established and illustrious German
bow making family, this bow has the original silver thread
lapping, a small, rounded head and a curved-back frog. The
sound is smooth and warm. |
$3,575.00 |
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B865 |
"Richard Grünke, Bubenreuth,
Germany, 1970s
The Grünke family, of which Richard is the eldest,
encompasses three generations of excellent bow makers. This
bow has an octagonal, pernambuco stick and silver mounts. |
$5,000.00 |
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B822 |
"Hill" England, early
20th century
This fine, pernambuco, silver-mounted bow made in the
workshop os the famous English firm, W.E. Hill and Sons, London,
is by Albert Leeson and carries his stamp, "3",
on the tip face. The bow has its original silver-coated thread
lapping. |
$5,110.00 |
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B866 |
"W.E. Hill
& Sons", London, early-mid 20th century
Hill bows are made in four separate grades. Those stamped
"W.E. Hill & Sons", as this bow is, were the
highest grade and were made with the best materials. The actual
bow maker was Arthur Brown, who has left a cross on the tip
face below the head mortice. Other identifying signs are "R"
on the frog lining and "R62" on the stick beside
the eye mortices. The bow has an octagonal, pernambuco stick
and silver mounts. |
$7,000.00 |
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B754 |
"Bourguinon
à Bruxelles" Belgium, mid 20th century:
This beautiful bow has been reliably attributed to the
French bow make Marcel Lapierre, but bears a dealer's stamp.
The octagonal stick is of well-selected pernambuco and the
tortoiseshell frog has silver mounts. |
$7,660.00 |
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B852 |
"W.Seifert" Germany,
late 20th century
"W. Seifert" bows are manufactured in the "Lothar
Seifert" workshop for advancing players. The baroque
bow has a plain, pernambuco stick and ebony frog. |
$800.00 |
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Viola
Bows
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Stock |
Chinese, model #35
This bow has a round, pernambuco stick and a fully-lined,
nickel-mounted, ebony frog with Parisian eyes. |
$320.00 |
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Stock |
Chinese, model #45
This bow has a round, pernambuco stick and a fully-lined,
silver-mounted ebony frog with plain pearl eyes. |
$400.00 |
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B705 |
Chinese "Fein" model
This carbon-fibre bow has a clear articulation and a crisp
sound. |
$500.00 |
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C232 |
Conrad Götz, Germany, late
20th century
This older Götz bow has an octagonal, brazilwood
stick and a fully-lined, ebony frog with Parisian eyes. |
$615.00 |
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Cello
Bows |
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Stock |
Korean, full size
These well-priced hardwood bows with plastic frogs have
proved very popular with early grade students for almost two
decades. |
$ 90.00 |
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Carbondix ***
Carbon fibre bow for intermediate student |
$ 325.00 |
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C223 |
Chinese, unstamped
With a pernambuco stick and silver mounts, this bow represents
excellent value for money. |
$ 385.00 |
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C224 |
European, unstamped,
late 20th century
This bow has a strong, round, Brazilwood stick, and ebony
frog and nickel mounts. |
$ 395.00 |
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C223 |
Chinese, unstamped
Workmanship and materials place this Asian-made bow on
a par with European student bows. The pernambuco stick has
an octagonal profile and the ebony frog has nickel mounts
and an aluminium button. |
$ 450.00 |
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C229 |
"W.R. Schuster", Germany,
mid-late 20th century
The well-made, European bow has been fully restored in
out workshop. The octagonal stick is of pernambuco and the
ebony frog has parisian eyes |
$495.00 |
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Conrad Götz, model BC60,
Germany
The Conrad Götz company has been making high quality
bows for many years. This brazilwood, octagonal bow bow is
from the middle of their student range.
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$ 695.00 |
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B845a |
Chinese, unstamped
The superior-quality Chinese handmade bow has a round,
pernambuco stick, an attractive, bi-coloured lapping and an
ebony frog with silver mounts and Paisian eyes. |
$ 800.00 |
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Carbondix Silver ***
Carbon fibre bow for advancing student |
$ 755.00 |
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"R. Paesold"model
PA192C, Germany
Paesold cello bows have proved over the years to be storing,
versatile bows for advancing students. This model has a round,
pernambuco stick and a fully-lined ebony frog with nickel
mounts. |
$ 1,095.00 |
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"M.Kirschmann", 1/8
size
A robust bow with an ebony frog |
$ 90.00 |
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Chinese, unstamped, 1/4 size
An affordable student bow for a young player |
$ 85.00 |
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B258 |
"G Werner" 1/4 size
A good-quality student-grade bow from the Dorfler company |
$ 410.00 |
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Carbondix "Futura",
Germany, 3/4 size
This is a strong, playable bow for a young advancing student. |
$ 445.00 |
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Instrument
Pickups & Amplification |
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We fit Baggs pickups, which require custom bridge
shaping.
We stock Headway Band detachable pickups, and also
source Audio Technica and DPA microphones
on request.
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Please ring to discuss
your needs and to find out current prices. |
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Cases |
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Korean violin cases - Oblong, lightweight
deluxe |
$ 345.00 |
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Korean violin cases - Violin shaped
deluxe |
$ 190.00 |
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Korean violin cases - violin tapered,
standard |
$ 130.00 |
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Bobelock violin case, shaped (3/4
and 4/4 availale) |
$ 115.00 |
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Bobelock violin case, wooden suspension,
velour lined |
$ 210.00 |
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Bobelock violin case, wooden suspension,
padded, velour lined |
$ 220.00 |
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Bobelock violin case, shaped fibreglass
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$ 250.00 |
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Bobelock violin case, 1/2 moon
fibreglass velvet lined |
$ 320.00 |
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Bobelock violin case, oblong, four
bow holder, velvet lined |
$ 350.00 |
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Bobelock shaped viola case |
$ 164.00 |
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Korean cello case - lightweight |
$ 680.00 |
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Please call for colour variations. |
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Shoulder
rests
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Kun shoulder rests, for violin and viola:
From 1/8 - 4/4 sizes, in Original, Super, Collapsible,
Bravo and Voce.
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From:
$52.00 to $187.00 |
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Wolf Shoulder rests,
for violin and viola
Forte Secondo and Primo from 1/2 - 4/4 sizes
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$70.00 |
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Violin Loft Sponges
sizes 1 - 6 |
$13.50 |
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