Null 3/4 violin made in Mirecourt around 1920 and bearing the Stradivarius label…

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3/4 violin made in Mirecourt around 1920 and bearing the Stradivarius label. Two-piece back 337 mm With box and study bow

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3/4 violin made in Mirecourt around 1920 and bearing the Stradivarius label. Two-piece back 337 mm With box and study bow

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Estim. 100 - 120 EUR

French violin made circa 1910 in Mirecourt, bearing an apocryphal label of "modèle d'après Antonio Stradivarius anno 1721". Significant repair required. Total length: 59 cm. Width : 20.5 cm. Depth : 6 cm. Expert : Mr Patrice TACONNE

Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

Violin bow made in Mirecourt, bearing the apocryphal iron mark of "C.Buthod à Paris" round pernambuco stick, ebony frog mounted in nickel silver with "Vuillaume" slide. (Nickel silver knob to be restored, slight damage to headstock). Length: 73 cm; Weight: 61.6 g. Expert : Atelier CHANCEREUL - WEBER

Estim. 1 000 - 1 500 EUR

*French violin made in Mirecourt in the 19th century, work of Joseph Garaboeuf dit Lacombe-vigneron, slight restoration and small piece at bottom of back. 357 mm on the bottom.

Estim. 600 - 800 EUR

Violin made in Mirecourt in the early 19th century, stamped "Breton". Head knob missing. L : 360 mm A bow made in Mirecourt in beechwood and nickel silver, bone knob. 1870. L : 70, 8 cm.

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