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Cello by Francesco Ruggeri, Cremona Circa 1690. A fine example of the makers work from this period. The Scroll is of Italian origin, but from a later date. It is made with beautiful poplar back and sides, and native Italian pine for the table. This Cello has a deep, rich, and powerful tone. CM# 4942
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Cello by Vincenzo Postiglione, Naples 1877. CM#4988 This is a very fine example of the maker's work from his 46th year. Full of original varnish with highly flamed maple back and sides. The tone is rich and powerful, with a wonderful palette of colors. Certificate by Warren & Sons
Cello labeled Raffaele Trapani, Hungary, CA 1880. A Stradivari model, it is in excellent condition with full original varnish. It possesses a rich and dark tone with an excellent bass that will cut through an orchestra. CM#4798
Cello by Benjamin Patocka 1874. This is an excellent 19th century Czech Cello. It has a big tone and is in fine condition with beautiful wood and varnish. It is very reasonably priced for a student or for a young professional. CM#4921
Cello of German Origin CA 1875, CM#4845
SOLD: Cello Of French origin Lab JB Vuillaume, Mirecourt CA 1890, CM# 4920
SOLD: Cello by Justin Derazy, Mirecourt, made in 1876. This Cello is an unusually fine example of the maker’s work, with nicely figured wood and a soft, orange-brown varnish which is in contrast to the later instruments that have a much harder and more commercial finish. The sound of this cello is rich and powerful in tone, and is in a wonderful state of preservation. CM# 4915 SOLD: Cello by Joseph & Antonio Gagliano. Details upon request.
SOLD: Cello by William Forster Senior, SOLD: Cello from the workshop of Maurice Mermillot, Paris, CA 1880. This is a very fine example of the Stradivari model made for Couesnon. It has a truly rich and powerful tone. The scroll, front, back and sides are highly flamed. The scroll is very masculine. Mermillot was a student of Gaillard and of J.B. Vuillaume. He also worked for Guadagnini at Turin. CM#4826 SOLD: Rare Cremonese Cello. Currently available from Charles Magby is a remarkably rare Cremonese cello with a magnificent history and provenance. Specific details are available to a serious client after an initial telephone consultation. SOLD: Cello by Paolo Antonio Testore, Milan, circa 1740. Length is 76.5cm. This large instrument is slab cut with a willow back and sides. The scroll is of pear wood. It evidences typical wide spruce pine grain. Certificate by William Moennig & Sons. The condition is very good with very few cracks. It has a very powerful tone. An orchestral player or cellist in a professional quartet would find this cello irresistible. Certificate: Wm. Moennig & Son. It has a surprisingly affordable price. CM#4784 Sold! Cello by Sebastien Vuillaume, Paris France, made in 1865. This fine cello has a certificate from Hans Weisshaar. The instrument is a supreme example of the maker's work of the period and is in first-rate condition. The cello's tone is commanding and rich. The lower two strings have true authority and depth. The back, sides and scroll possess a dazzling flamed maple. CM#4746 SOLD: Cello by Lorenzo Ventpane, Naples Italy, circa 1820. This is a characteristic example of the maker's work of the period. It possesses a full, rich sound (lacking the "nasal-ness" somewhat common to this maker). The back and sides are of slab cut maple. It possesses a rich, golden-orange varnish. CM#4764 SOLD: Cello, New Acquisition, 19th Century. Details upon request. SOLD: Cello from the workshop of Heinrich Theodor Heberleine Jr., Markneukirchen Germany, made in 1897. This Guarneri model is an admirable student-quality instrument. CM#4725 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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