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| Violin by Carlo Bisiach, Florence, 1948, CM#21193. Carlo Bisiach Florence, 1948 CM#21193. After working with his father Leandro in Milan, Carlo established himself at Florence in 1926. The most talented of Leandro’s sons, Carlo went on to develop his own style quite separate from the Antoniazzi-derived work of his father and brothers. This instrument is in mint condition and is a truly fine and representative example of the maker’s work from this period.
Violin by Vincenzo Sannino, Naples, 1913, CM#20793. Typical Gagliano copy with dark brown varnish and Northern Italian wood. A great opportunity to own a modern Italian violin by a known maker at an excellent price. Certidicate by Claude Labett
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Violin by Franko Samoggia, Bologna 1981, CM#21201 Franco Samoggia Bologna, 1980, CM#21201. Pupil of Otello Bignami. Big, warm, dark sound. Looks and sounds very much like a good Stefano Scarampella
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Violin by David Caron, #162, Taos, N.M., 2002. The back is two pieces of maple that is a highly flamed Bosnian maple with matching sides and scroll. The top is of the maker’s typical Engelmann spruce. It has a very clear, powerful, tone with lots of color. CM# 21067
Violin by Ricardo Begonzi, Cremona Italy, made in 1997. Bergonzi was awarded multiple Gold Medals at numerous violin-making competitions for his craftsmanship and tone. CM#20801 Modern Violins and Violas by Walter Mahr Mahr's violins and violas have a sweet and powerful tone. His
tonal investigations are evident in every example of his work. (Charles Magby offers a
substantial collection of fine cellos, violins and violas in various grades made
by Mahr.) Violins are modeled after the work of Guarneri and Stradivari in a
wide range of qualities. He makes superior instruments for student players
with a well-grained, solid maple back, pine wood top and ebony fittings... up to
superbly made masterpieces with marvelously textured maple. Mahr's
select tonal wood is carefully seasoned up to 50 years. Mahr can vary the
mixture of his oil and spirit varnish according to the desired tonal properties
required by a player. Walter Mahr's grandfather was a mandolin-maker in Schonback. In addition, his great grandfather was a violinmaker. Walter Mahr worked with master craftsman Ernst Heinrich Roth, the cello maker Lothar Semmlinger and with Roderich Paesold. )
SOLD: Violin by David Caron, #51, Taos, N.M., 1979 CM# 21199 David Caron 1979, CM#21199. Beautiful example of this highly regarded American maker. Nicely flamed back and sides, beautiful red-brown varnish. Pure, powerful carrying tone.
SOLD: Violin by Ame'de' Dieudonne', Mirecourt France, made in 1948. This is a representative example of the maker's work in mint condition. This violin was made for Rembert Wurlitzer. CM#20744 SOLD: Violin by Benvenuto Botturi, Brescia Italy, 1970. This is a classic example of the maker's work. CM#20783 SOLD: Violin by Michael Carón, Taos, New Mexico, made in 1997. This instrument is a very fine violin with power and clarity. It was constructed under the direction of master-maker, David Carón (father). CM#20619 SOLD: Violin by Sandra Carón, Taos, New Mexico, made in 1998 . This violin is breathtaking. It was constructed under the direction of master-maker, David Carón (father). Please view the picture below. CM#20773 SOLD: Violin by David Caron, #118, Taos, N.M., 1994. The back is two pieces of maple that is a highly flamed Bosnian maple with matching sides and scroll. The top is of the maker’s typical Engelmann spruce. It has a very clear, powerful, tone with lots of color. CM#20388 SOLD: Violin by Enzo Barbieri, Mantua Italy, made in 1978. This fine violin is exceedingly well made and the tone is silky and sonorous. This Stradivari model is a typical example of the maker's work. It has a beautiful, highly flamed, maple one-piece back with matching sides and scroll. It is in mint condition and possesses a rich orange red-brown varnish over a golden base. CM#20281 SOLD: Violin by Moinel-Cherpitel, Paris France, made in 1914. This violin is in first-rate condition. It has a two-piece back, delightfully flamed, with matching sides and scroll. The varnish is a dark orange-brown. CM#20805 SOLD: Violin by Enzo Bertelli, Verona, made in 1950. This violin has a beautifully flamed back and sides, with a golden orange-brown varnish throughout. Condition is excellent. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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