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Bowed Instruments:
updated October 2022
Pochette: 'Violin' shaped model, Probably English circa 1760, London, school of Barratt possibly. Details HERE
Pochette: 'Violin' shaped model, London circa 1780, London, school of Barratt possibly. Details HERE
Violin, by G Chanot, Manchester 1907
- A good Chanot violin in very good playable condition. Labelled and branded on the back. The later bridge by Barnes, ( son-in-law of Chanot). No restoration, no cracks, well set-up, a totally original almost blemish-free example. Enquire, please.
Violin, probably English, late 19th C
- A good violin, in near mint condition, no attribution or label, (could be one of the Hill 'workshop' makers,) hence attractively priced.Plays well. Strong, even and balanced tone, with original Hill mahogany wooden case. Enquire, please.
A good playable pochette bow ( dancing master's kit), circa 1800: now SOLD Oct 2022
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A good and useful Pochette bow, ( late 18th or early 19th C) with out-curved stick, natural material frog and button, screw adjustment, all working well- the head has a small detail carved into to it, the stick of pernambuco. Weight of bow: 30.9 gms, length of bow 54 cms. A very unusual item, especially in this condition.
Detailed Photos: HERE
Price: Enquire please
Viola da Gamba:
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Other:
- SOLD: Pochette bow, early 19th C
- SOLD: Goulding Viola, 19th C
- SOLD: Moritz violin, German 19th C
- SOLD: 18th C viola, probably German
- SOLD: Cello, Leopold Widhalm, Nuremburg, 1783
- SOLD: Cello bow, Hamma and Co, Stuttgart, 1935
- SOLD: Violin, Steffen Nowak, Bristol 2001
- SOLD: Violin, Steffen Nemes, London, 1975
- SOLD: Good 20th C German cello
- SOLD: Fine French Cello, by Pillement, c.1820
- SOLD:Violin, London, mid 18th C
- SOLD: Fine English Cello, London circa 1820
- SOLD: Fine English cello, mid 18th C, by Thomas Smith, London
- SOLD: Strohviols: Violin model, circa 1920, made under licence by Evans
- SOLD: Cello, English , by R. Betts, London, 1780,
- SOLD: Cello , French, by F.Pillement Pere, in Paris, early part of 19th C.
Please have a look through the website- hopefully you will find some interesting instruments.
Not all instruments we stock are listed on the site: so if you do not see what you want, call and ask- we may well have it, or know where to find one and can source for you. We are always pleased to discuss and advise.
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