Restored violins for sale
Hannah has a selection of violins in all sizes and qualities from student set-ups to high quality professional level
Full Size Violins for Sale
Gebruder Wolff Ruggeri copy £300
French good quality trade violin with one piece back, comes with a Hill coffin case. £300
Jerome Thibouville-Lamy violin from Mirecourt lablled Dulcis et Fortis £500
Alfred Moriz Excelsior, made in Dresden. Moritz employed highly skilled workers and his instruments were extremely popular in England at the turn of the century. £900
Jerome Thibouville-Lamy violin with one piece back £500
Neuner and Hornsteiner, Mittenwald violin with a beautiful tone £900
German trade violin £250
Violin with Maidstone label. Many of these violins were imported by Murdoch and Murdoch in around 1900 to provide instruments for working class students to learn to play. These instruments, although mass produced in Europe, have stood the test of time and produce a good tone. A nice violin for a progressing student £250
Bohemian violin £150
John A Morse, 1896 American made by a renowned violin maker who was also a postman. The violin has inscription inside in pencil saying that it was made 'in consideration of twenty bushel of potatoes'
Scottish fiddle made by A Reid, Kildrummy in Aberdeenshire 1821 Birdseye maple one piece back. Inked purpling and using made using similar woods and techniques to Alexander Murdoch, a prolific violin maker who lived in a nearby village.
Zeller violin, good value student violin, made from quality wood in Romania £100
Gebruder Wolff Ruggeri copy £300
French good quality trade violin with one piece back, comes with a Hill coffin case. £300
Jerome Thibouville-Lamy violin from Mirecourt lablled Dulcis et Fortis £500
Alfred Moriz Excelsior, made in Dresden. Moritz employed highly skilled workers and his instruments were extremely popular in England at the turn of the century. £900
Jerome Thibouville-Lamy violin with one piece back £500
Neuner and Hornsteiner, Mittenwald violin with a beautiful tone £900
German trade violin £250
Violin with Maidstone label. Many of these violins were imported by Murdoch and Murdoch in around 1900 to provide instruments for working class students to learn to play. These instruments, although mass produced in Europe, have stood the test of time and produce a good tone. A nice violin for a progressing student £250
Bohemian violin £150
John A Morse, 1896 American made by a renowned violin maker who was also a postman. The violin has inscription inside in pencil saying that it was made 'in consideration of twenty bushel of potatoes'
Scottish fiddle made by A Reid, Kildrummy in Aberdeenshire 1821 Birdseye maple one piece back. Inked purpling and using made using similar woods and techniques to Alexander Murdoch, a prolific violin maker who lived in a nearby village.
Zeller violin, good value student violin, made from quality wood in Romania £100
