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Violin made by Laberte around 1920, Honoré Derazey model, with label and iron mark. Two-piece back 358 mm. Ready to play with luthier's assembly With case

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Violin made by Laberte around 1920, Honoré Derazey model, with label and iron mark. Two-piece back 358 mm. Ready to play with luthier's assembly With case

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Estim. 3 000 - 5 000 EUR

Nice cello made in Mirecourt around 1900 / 1930, bearing a "Laberte Humbert" label and "Perfectionné pour la barre d'harmonie" label, made on the model of Antonio Stradivarius. 763 mm on the back condition: Good condition except for a worm gallery on the top near the tailpiece for about 20 cm, mini-fracture (2 cm) of the core. Restoration under the ribs.

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. 1 000 - 1 200 EUR

French violin, size 356 m/m, with original label "LABERTE HUMBERT année 1935 N°7135". Good condition. Includes original certificate, bow - apocryphal signature of "LUPOT" - and case. Expert : Mr. Patrice TACONNE

Estim. 200 - 400 EUR

Violin bow by LABERTE, signed "V.J. Ferelli" Broken wick. Weight: 60 g Available for delivery Dimensions: H 750MM X W 28MM Condition: At first glance: broken / damaged

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