Guitar PARKER, FLY n° 2160505 BSS, year 2005
Technical specifications :
- Body : Spruce
- Neck : Composite
- Fingerboard : Composite
- Saddle width : 42 mm
- Frets: 24 frets
- Fork: 648 mm
- Fittings: Satin black
- Pickups: 2x Humbucker Di Marzio
- Country of manufacture: USA
- Year : 2005
- Finish : Natural
- Serial number : 2160505BSS
- Details : Perfect condition / In original case
Originally a luthier before founding Parker Guitars in 1993, Ken Parker built and repaired
guitars in his workshop in Rochester, New York.
Based on suggestions and feedback from his customers, he founded his own eponymous company
and designed the famous Parker Fly guitar.
Guitar DOBRO DM 1000, X-7 n°201-93, year 1993
Technical data:
- Body : Chromed metal
- Neck : Maple
- Fingerboard : Rosewood
- Saddle width: 43.5 mm
- Frets: 19 frets
- Fork: 625 mm
- Fittings: Chrome
- Country of manufacture: USA
- Year : 1993
- Finish : Chrome
- Serial number : X7 201 93 B
- Details : Perfect condition / In hard case
The Dobro brand was founded in the 1920s by brothers John and Emil Dopyera, talented luthiers of Czech origin.
They developed acoustic guitars with a metal cone resonator system, offering a powerful, distinctive sound, perfect for slide playing in genres such as blues, country and bluegrass.
In 1993, the Dobro brand was acquired by Gibson Guitar Corporation.
This acquisition enabled Gibson to consolidate its footprint in the acoustic guitar field and continue Dobro's heritage as a manufacturer of quality instruments appreciated by musicians worldwide.
It was in 1993 that this DM1000 model (one of the top-of-the-range models) was produced.
An important witness to the contemporary history of two iconic acoustic instrument brands: Gibson and Dobro.
FRANCK CHEVAL anniversary guitar n°200 from 1992. Perfect condition, with case.
Technical specifications:
- Top : Spruce
- Sides : Flamed maple
- Back : Flamed maple
- Neck : Flamed maple
- Fingerboard : Curly maple
- Saddle width : 43 mm
- Frets : 20 frets
- Fork: 645 mm
- Pickguard: Flamed maple
- Fittings: Chrome
- Country of manufacture: France
- Year : September 1992
- Finish : Natural
- Decoration: Abalone purfling / Rectangular abalone fingerboard markers / White mother-of-pearl and abalone inlay
mother-of-pearl and abalone
- Details : Perfect condition / With case
Franck Cheval is recognized as one of the most talented luthiers of his generation.
In over forty years, nearly 800 guitars have been built in his workshop, and have found their way into the hands of musicians, famous and unknown, as well as enlightened enthusiasts and collectors the world over.
Renowned artists such as Francis Cabrel, Johnny Hallyday, Marcel Dadi, Diane Tell, Michael Jones and many others have followed their instincts and visited his workshop one day to have their instrument made.
This special model, made for the anniversary of his 200th instrument, is dedicated to the collector with whom he is friends.
In a hollow-body style with no cutaway, hand-carved, crafted in sumptuous woods (flamed maple and spruce) and decorated with abalone, this guitar is a unique example of Franck Cheval's high-end craftsmanship.
Guitar MARTIN OM 28 limited edition n° 457941, year 1985
Technical specifications :
- Top : Spruce
- Back : Rosewood
- Sides : Rosewood
- Neck : Mahogany
- Fingerboard : Ebony
- Saddle width : 44 mm
- Radius : Flat
- Frets : 20 frets
- Fork: 645 mm
- Pickguard: Turtoise
- Fittings: Chrome
- Country of manufacture: USA, Nazareth
- Year : 1985
- Finish : Natural
- Serial number : 457941
- Details : Perfect condition / In Martin case
Martin Guitar's OM-28 model is an orchestra-style acoustic guitar model 28, which is a variant of Martin's popular 28 series.
The history of this model dates back to the 1920s when Martin began producing orchestra-style guitars.
The OM model (for Orchestra Model) was introduced in the 1930s as a response to the growing demand for medium-sized guitars suitable for fingerpicking and arpeggio style playing.
Guitar MARTIN 00-18SH Steve Howe Limited Edition 107/250, n°708580, year 1999
Technical specifications :
- Top : Spruce
- Back : Mahogany
- Sides : Mahogany
- Neck : Mahogany
- Fingerboard : Micarta
- Saddle width: 43.5 mm
- Frets: 20 frets
- Fork: 632 mm
- Pickguard: Turtoise
- Fittings: Chrome
- Country of manufacture: USA, Nazareth
- Year : 1999
- Finish : Natural
- Serial number : 708580
- Details : Perfect condition / In original case
Steve Howe, British guitarist born April 8, 1947 in London, is widely regarded as one of the most influential guitarists on the progressive rock scene.
Best known for his work with the progressive rock band Yes, with whom he has played several times since the early 1970s, he has also been a member of bands such as Asia and GTR, alongside his solo career.
Howe is renowned for his guitar virtuosity, using a variety of styles and techniques.
Based on the 1953 model 00-18 that Steve Howe played early in his career, this limited edition features all the characteristics of Howe's personal guitar.
features of the artist's personal guitar.
Guitar MARTIN 000X Hippie Mexico limited edition 62/200, n°1255625, year 2007
Technical specifications :
- Top: Composite
- Back : Composite
- Sides : Composite
- Neck : Maple multiply
- Fingerboard : Micarta
- Saddle width : 42 mm
- Frets : 20 frets
- Fork: 645 mm
- Fittings: Chrome / Black
- Country of manufacture: Mexico
- Year : 2007
- Finish : Hippie
- Serial number : 1255625
- Details : Perfect condition / In original case
As a nod to the hippie period of the 1960s/1970s, Martin decided in 2007 to create a limited edition model, of which this guitar offered for sale here is number 62 of 200.
A tribute paid with this composite model, as colorful as it is rare.
Guitar Martin 00-40ST Limited Edition 16/75, n°609131, year 1997
Technical specifications
- Top : Spruce
- Back : Rosewood
- Sides : Rosewood
- Neck : Black varnish
- Fingerboard : Ebony
- Saddle width : 45 mm
- Radius : Flat
- Frets : 20 frets
- Fork: 632 mm
- Fittings: Gold-plated
- Country of manufacture: USA, Nazareth
- Year : 1997
- Finish : Natural
- Serial number : 609131
- Decorations : Table edge, back and rosette filleting / Rosette abalone filleting / Mother-of-pearl fingerboard markers
Mother-of-pearl fingerboard markers
- Details : Perfect condition / In original case
Magnificent 00-40ST model from 1997 (number 16 of 75) featuring the characteristics of the style 40 made from 1860 to 1917, then from 1928 to 1941 and finally from 1985 to the present day.
This model also includes some of the distinctive features of guitars by J. G. Stauffer (1778 - 1853), such as the iconic scroll headstock and Viennese-style fingerboard.
As rare as it is iconic, this guitar combines some of the most important historical features of the early decades of C.F. Martin & Company (1833 - present).
MARTIN 000-42M Eric Clapton guitar, limited edition 98/250 n°1258726, year 2007
Technical specifications :
- Top : Spruce
- Back : Rosewood
- Sides : Rosewood
- Neck: Mahogany
- Fingerboard : Ebony
- Saddle width: 45.5 mm
- Radius : Flat
- Frets : 20 frets
- Fork: 635 mm
- Pickguard: Turtoise
- Fittings: Chrome
- Country of manufacture: USA, Nazareth
- Year : 2007
- Finish : Sunburst
- Serial number : 1258726
- Details : Perfect condition / in Martin case.
Eric Clapton is a British guitarist, singer and songwriter born on March 30, 1945 in Ripley, England.
He is one of the most influential guitarists in the history of rock and blues music.
Clapton was a member of several iconic bands, including The Yardbirds, Cream and Derek and the Dominos, before pursuing a prolific solo career.
He is famous for songs such as "Layla", "Tears in Heaven" and "Wonderful Tonight".
Collaborating with Martin as early as 1995, as two models in this sale also demonstrate, it was only natural that in the years that followed, the artist and the brand decided to renew their collaboration.
It was with this in mind that a limited edition of 250 pieces was produced in 2007, of which the one offered for sale here is number 98.
Guitar MARTIN 3/4, 7-28, n°432203, year 1981
Technical specifications :
- Top : Spruce
- Back : Rosewood
- Sides : Rosewood
- Neck : Mahogany
- Fingerboard : Ebony
- Saddle width : 41 mm
- Frets : 20 frets
- Fork: 585 mm
- Pickguard: Black
- Fittings: Chrome
- Country of manufacture: USA, Nazareth
- Year : 1981
- Finish : Natural
- Serial number : 432203
- Details : Perfect condition / In original case
The Martin 7-28 is an acoustic guitar in the 7 series.
Introduced to the Martin range in the 1970s, it belongs to the line of dreadnought guitars.
Here we offer a rare 3/4 model dated 1981.
Guitar MARTIN, LX Real Tree, MG 41129, year 2005
Technical specifications :
- Top: Composite
- Back : Composite
- Sides : Composite
- Neck : Multiply
- Fingerboard : Micarta
- Saddle width : 42 mm
- Frets : 20 frets
- Fork: 585 mm
- Fittings: Black Chrome
- Country of manufacture: Mexico
- Year : 2005
- Finish : Real Tree Camo
- Serial number : MG41129
- Details : Perfect condition / In original cover
A rare and astonishing model, LX standing for Little series and X for bracing type, this guitar in camouflage finish is a very fine example.
Martin 000-42EC Eric Clapton Limited Edition 266/461, year 1995
Technical specifications:
- Top : Spruce
- Back : Rosewood
- Sides : Rosewood
- Neck: Mahogany
- Fingerboard : Ebony
- Saddle width : 44 mm
- Frets : 20 frets
- Fork: 632 mm
- Pickguard: Turtoise
- Fittings: Gold-plated
- Country of manufacture: USA, Nazareth
- Year : 1995
- Finish : Natural
- Serial number : 558747
- Details : Perfect condition / In original case
Eric Clapton is a British guitarist, singer and songwriter born on March 30, 1945 in Ripley, England.
He is one of the most influential guitarists in the history of rock and blues music.
Clapton was a member of several iconic bands, including The Yardbirds, Cream and Derek and the Dominos, before pursuing a prolific solo career.
He is famous for songs such as "Layla", "Tears in Heaven" and "Wonderful Tonight".
In 1995, Martin and Eric Clapton decided to collaborate for the first time.
Thus, the 000-42EC model was developed in response to Eric Clapton's wish to merge his 1939 000-42 and vintage 000-28, highlighted by Clapton's MTV Unplugged concert and the joint release of this live CD, which won the 1993 Grammy for Best Album.
The preferred characteristics of Eric Clapton's two instruments have been combined and optimized to create this limited series.
Guitar MARTIN D-45 Limited Edition Brazil 11/50, n° 470211, year 1987
Technical specifications :
- Top : Spruce
- Back : Rosewood
- Sides : Rosewood
- Neck : Mahogany
- Fingerboard : Ebony
- Saddle width : 43 mm
- Frets : 20 frets
- Fork: 645 mm
- Pickguard: Turtoise
- Fittings: Gold-plated
- Country of manufacture: USA, Nazareth
- Year : 1987
- Finish : Natural
- Serial number : 470211
- Details : Built for the 50th anniversary of the Martin D-45 14 fret (excluding
case)
In 1933, Gene Autry (1907 - 1998) commissioned the "biggest and most sophisticated" guitar Martin could build.
Martin responded by creating a D-28 with deluxe embellishments, giving birth to the D-45.
Derived from the first Martin-branded guitars in "Dreadnought" format with X-bracing, this model was offered as early as 1937, and listed in the catalog as early as 1938.
The model shown here is extremely rare, produced in just 50 examples, of which the guitar shown here is number 11.
The 50 examples represent the 50 years between the year of production and the "officialization" of the D-45 14 fret model in 1937.
Guitar Martin 00-42K2 Robbie Robertson Limited Edition 48/100, n° 1265005, year 2007
Technical specifications :
- Top: Flamed Koa
- Back : Flamed Koa
- sides : Flamed koa
- Neck: Mahogany
- Fingerboard : Ebony
- Saddle width : 46 mm
- Radius : Flat
- Frets : 19 frets
- Fork: 632 mm
- Fittings: Gold-plated
- Country of manufacture: USA, Nazareth
- Year : 2007
- Finish : Natural
- Serial number : 12650005
- Details : Perfect condition / In original case
Robbie Robertson (1943-2023) is known as a guitarist and songwriter, a founding member of The Band during the 1960s.
He helped shape their distinctive sound and wrote iconic songs such as "The Weight".
After the band's dissolution, he pursued a successful solo career and worked in the film industry.
He is recognized as one of the most influential figures in rock history.
This limited-edition model is inspired by his legendary 1919 Martin 00-45K guitar.
Guitar Martin 000-40S Mark Knopfler Signature Limited Edition 58/155, n°1181022, year 2006.
Technical specifications :
- Top: Spruce
- Back : Rosewood
- Sides : Rosewood
- Neck: Mahogany
- Fingerboard : Ebony
- Saddle width : 45 mm
- Radius : Flat
- Frets : 20 frets
- Fork: 645 mm
- Fittings: Gold-plated
- Country of manufacture: USA, Nazareth
- Year : 2006
- Finish : Natural
- Serial number : 1181022
- Details : Perfect condition / In original case
Mark Knopfler is a British musician, singer, songwriter and producer, born in Scotland on August 12, 1949.
He is best known as the leader of the rock band Dire Straits, formed in 1977.
Knopfler is known for his distinctive guitar-playing style, marked by his finger-picking and clear, fluid sound.
In addition to his career with Dire Straits, he has also enjoyed a successful solo career.
His songwriting talents produced worldwide hits such as "Sultans of Swing", "Money for Nothing" and "Brothers in Arms".
Presented here is a Mark Knopfler signature limited edition model numbered 58 of 155, nicknamed "Ragpicker's Dream".
The same model numbered 02 out of 155 was in Mark Knopfler's possession and sold at the sale of his collection at Christie's on January 31st.
Martin 000-42EC Eric Clapton Limited Edition 245/461, no. 558288, year 1995
Technical specifications:
- Top : Spruce
- Back : Rosewood
- Sides : Rosewood
- Neck : Mahogany
- Fingerboard : Ebony
- Saddle width : 44 mm
- Frets : 20 frets
- Fork: 632 mm
- Pickguard: Turtoise
- Fittings: Gold-plated
- Country of manufacture: USA, Nazareth
- Year : 1995
- Finish : Natural
- Serial number : 558288
- Details : Perfect condition / In original case
Eric Clapton is a British guitarist, singer and songwriter born on March 30, 1945 in Ripley, England.
He is one of the most influential guitarists in the history of rock and blues music.
Clapton was a member of several iconic bands, including The Yardbirds, Cream and Derek and the Dominos, before pursuing a prolific solo career.
He is famous for songs such as "Layla", "Tears in Heaven" and "Wonderful Tonight".
In 1995, Martin and Eric Clapton decided to collaborate for the first time.
Thus, the 000-42EC model was developed in response to Eric Clapton's wish to merge his 1939 000-42 and vintage 000-28, highlighted by Clapton's MTV Unplugged concert and the joint release of this live CD, which won the 1993 Grammy for Best Album.
The preferred characteristics of Eric Clapton's two instruments have been combined and optimized to create this limited series.
MARTIN Limited edition CEO-2 (CEO's Choice) n°11, serial number 640248, year 1998
Technical specifications :
- Top: Spruce
- Back : Macassar ebony
- Sides: Macassar ebony
- Neck: Mahogany
- Fingerboard: Rosewood
- Saddle width : 42 mm
- Frets: 20 frets
- Fork: 645 mm
- Pickguard: Black
- Fittings: Gold
- Country of manufacture: USA, Nazareth
- Year : 1998
- Finish : Natural
- Serial number : 640248
- Details : Perfect condition / In original case
It was to announce a collaboration with Steinway pianos in the supply of specially matched and laminated "striped" Macassar ebony veneers that Martin produced the limited edition of this superb CEO-2 ("CEO's Choice") in 1998.
Martin's CEO at the time, Chris Martin, once again selected all the specifications and embellishments for this second series of limited-edition guitars.
This model recalls the commercial collaboration of two iconic behemoths of acoustic instrument production, Martin and Steinway.
Exceptional Warwick Buzzard John Entwistle bass guitar from 1986. Unique Buzzard bass guitar designed by John Entwistle (1944-2002) in partnership with the WARWICK brand. This model was made especially for him in July 1986 (this mention is engraved on a mother-of-pearl plate).
On the fingerboard, the markings are also in mother-of-pearl and bear the numbers 1,3,5,7,9,12,15,17,19,24.
This prototype guitar was presented at the inauguration of the "Guitar center" store cours Lafayette in Lyon, in the presence
presence of The Who bassist (1944-2002), who donated it to the store.
The guitar bears John Entwistle's signature in gold felt-tip pen on the protective cover of the back plate of the electronics, dated
electronics dated June 5, 1988.
Sold in its special grey skai bag (inner foam lining deteriorated
)
Technical specifications:
- Saddle width: 44 mm
- Frets: 26 frets
- Tuning fork: 865 mm
- Fittings: Black
- Pickups: 2x Precision Style EMG
- Country of manufacture: Germany
- Year : 1986
- Finish : Black
- Details : Very good condition / In original case
Gibson USA Hummingbird Honey burst guitar, n°11812078, year 2012.
Technical specifications:
- Top: Cedar
- Back : Mahogany
- Sides : Mahogany
- Neck : Mahogany
- Fingerboard : Rosewood
- Saddle width : 43 mm
- Frets : 20 frets
- Fork: 628 mm
- Pickguard: Hummingbird
- Fittings: Chrome
- Pickups : Piezo
- Controls: Volume
- Country of manufacture : USA
- Year: 2012
- Finish : Honey burst
- Serial number: 11812078
- Details : Perfect condition / In original case
The Gibson Hummingbird is a high-end folk guitar made by Gibson.
Introduced in 1960, it was initially the brand's second most expensive guitar, after the Gibson Dove.
It is renowned for its double X-bracing, added in 1971.
Adorned with Virginia trumpet, butterfly and hummingbird motifs, the Hummingbird was Gibson's first Dreadnought guitar.
Gibson USA Hummingbird Honey burst guitar, n°11812007, year 2012
Technical specifications:
- Top : Cedar
- Back : Mahogany
- Sides : Mahogany
- Neck : Mahogany
- Fingerboard : Rosewood
- Saddle width : 43 mm
- Frets : 20 frets
- Fork: 628 mm
- Pickguard: Hummingbird
- Fittings: Chrome
- Pickups : Piezo
- Controls: Volume
- Country of manufacture : USA
- Year: 2012
- Finish : Honey burst
- Serial number: 11812007
- Details : Perfect condition / In original case
The Gibson Hummingbird is a high-end folk guitar made by Gibson.
Introduced in 1960, it was initially the brand's second most expensive guitar, after the Gibson Dove.
It is renowned for its double X-bracing, added in 1971.
Adorned with Virginia trumpet, butterfly and hummingbird motifs, the Hummingbird was Gibson's first Dreadnought guitar.
GIBSON U.S.A LES PAUL Standard Burst guitar, n°010870522, year 2007
Technical specifications :
- Top: 2-piece flamed maple
- Body : Mahogany
- Neck: Mahogany
- Fingerboard : Rosewood
- Saddle width: 42.5 mm
- Frets: 22 frets
- Fork: 628 mm
- Pickguard: White
- Fittings: Chrome
- Pickups: 2x Gibson Humbucker
- Controls: 2x Volumes / 2x Tone / Toggle switch 3 positions
- Country of manufacture : USA
- Year : 2007
- Finish : Sienna Burst
- Serial number : 010870522
- Details : Perfect condition / In original case
Originally introduced to the Gibson catalog in 1952, Gibson's Les Paul model is iconic in the guitar world.
GIBSON electric guitar, Les Paul Tribute 2018 model, left-handed, #180069548, made in USA. Mahogany body and neck, maple top, gold top satin finish.
With beautiful Gibson semi-hard case
Gibson electro-acoustic guitar model ES-125, year 1954
Launched in 1938 as the ES-100, the ES-125 was renamed in 1941 and remained in continuous production for over 30 years, becoming Gibson's most popular arch-top jazz model.
With a laminated maple and mahogany body, a mahogany neck, a P-90 Alnico 5 pickup with volume and tone control, and a rosewood fingerboard with 19 frets and a 622mm (24.5") scale, this ES-125 is a fine example of the legendary models produced by Gibson in the 1950s.
In playable condition, in its original case, with its original pickguard. The action has been replaced by recent Kluson 3X3 models.
Electric guitar by Vandré/Davoli, Trilam model, one pickup. Made circa 1958/59. Red color.
Faulty potentiometer and missing two fingerboard edge purfling.
German guitar from the Stauffer school, sold at Joseph Bernet's in Au Locle in the canton of Neuchâtel, Switzerland. Spruce top (some restorations). Circa 1840/1850. Bird's-eye maple back and sides, 20-fret ebony fingerboard, blackened wood neck. Stauffer-shaped headstock with chased turntable. Restored back joint.
With its original veneered cherrywood box, bronze fittings and inlaid edges. Total length 96.5 cm, width at nut 48 mm. Vibrating length 642 mm
Instrument restored to playable condition
Spanish guitar by Juan Estruch, made in Barcelona in 1975 and bearing the label. Spruce top, ebony fingerboard. Ebony veneered back and sides, rosewood veneered headstock, mahogany neck. Saddle width 53 mm
A small dent towards the rosette, a crack on the ribs, and two cracks on the back.
DiMauro electro-acoustic guitar, 1950s, with jack and key. Sunburst varnish, two original pickups DM1 and DM2, SB mechanics. Long neck model, 14 fret on shoulder
In a modern case
Ovation Celebrity guitar N°CC63 produced in 1986.
Perfect condition, beautiful spruce top, rosewood fretboard with 18 frets. L: 100 cm, scale: 66 cm. Serial no.: 211903.
Post-romantic guitar made in the early 20th century, anonymous, with "moustache" bridge. String length 64.5 cm, 19 fine frets without wear. L : 98.5 cm, thickness : 8 cm.
Restorations to be expected.
With case.
Giannini 12-string guitar from 1962.
Spruce top, mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard, bridge, back and sides. Twenty frets, plus one after the nut.
Length: 105 cm, thickness: 10.5 cm, pitch: 63 cm.
Scratches on the back at the top, bridge slightly detached.
Set of 7 guitars including :
an allan scott SE30 guitar
a Washburn Nuno guitar (vibrato missing)
an Aria Pro II guitar, model SLST3 (missing vibrato)
a Ma Sound metal model
a Jim Harley Stratocaster guitar (untested)
a red Yamaha SE110 guitar
a dismantled Silver Star guitar (untested)
To be overhauled
Sold with a display stand
Lot of guitar accessories including strings, picks, guitar straps, metronomes, bottle neck, about 500 guitar saddles. Includes an untested Boss ME50 effects pedal.
3/4 violin bearing the Blaise à l'enseigne de la bonne lorraine label, made in Mirecourt around 1920. Two-piece back 338 mm
With box and two study bows
3/4 violin made by Grandjon père, with iron mark inside. Made around 1840. One-piece back 333 mm
Two table fractures, including a core fracture, and a heel fracture, missing a peg and the top nut.
Beautiful late 19th century 3/4 violin in the style of Colin Mezin père, bearing the Stradivarius 1721 label. Two-piece back 337 mm
Heel glued back, top nut and pegs missing.
Violin first half of the 19th century, bearing an iron mark of Marquis de Lair d'oiseaux anno. Made in Mirecourt by the Claudot family. Two-piece back 363 mm
Two cracks under the right F, missing pegs and top nut.
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
Beautiful violin by Maurcie DESSOULAVY (1887-1969), signed Maurcie DESSOULAVY MD in Neuchâtel. Made circa 1930. One-piece back with orange varnish 355 mm
With box
Violin from the Laberte workshops, made around 1930, bearing the label Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume and the label A la ville de Crémone 1780. Two-piece back 358 mm
With case
Beautiful violin by Charles Gaillard, a pupil of Gand, made in Paris around 1830. One-piece back 358 mm. Fitted with two pegs. It bears an iron mark on the inside, partly indecipherable "... à Paris 1830".
Accompanied by its certificate of authenticity from Jean-Yves Rouveyre made in Lyon in January 1991.
Very good condition, ready to play
Violin by Paul Blanchard bearing its label made by Paul Blanchard in Lyon in 1904, n°609, and its iron marks (one inside and one under the tailpiece button (PB). Two-piece back 357 mm
Lot including
- a 4/4 violin, Guarnerius 1721 copy. Two-piece back 358 mm. Fingerboard and one peg missing.
- a 3/4 Michelangelo Garini violin. One-piece back 331 mm. Top nut missing
Violin made by Paul Blanchard in 1904, bearing the label and P.B. iron marks, including one under the tailpiece button. Bears n°614, Stradivarius model. Two-piece back in beautiful lightly flamed maple 358 mm.
It is accompanied by its original invoice from Paul Blanchard dated March 29, 1909.
Very good condition, ready to play. Modern rosewood and boxwood pegs and tailpiece
With walnut case
German violin made around 1900, bearing the Stradivarius 1714 label. Two-piece back 358 mm
Two table fractures and repaired back joint
With study bow and attractive crocodile-style case
Violin by Friedrich Wilhelm Meisel, made in Klingenthal in 1782, bearing the original label and a repair label by Neuner in Berlin in 1911. Head jointed. Two-piece back 355 mm
In good restored condition (including restored table cracks).
With beautiful rectangular box reinforced with a frame.
This violin was played by an American violinist in the 60s, notably for the Kennedy family at parties.
See photo of the musician and photos of parties where he played for the Kennedys on their son's second birthday.
Early 19th century violin by Didier Nicolas Ainé. Bearing a repair mark dated 1883 in pen on the inside. One-piece back 360 mm
Repaired old table fractures. Missing pegs and nut. Worm marks repaired on three ribs.
Beautiful Louis Delignon violin made in Baudricourt near Mirecourt in 1945. It bears the number 860 and its label. One-piece maple back with slightly oblique waves 357 mm
Very good condition, ready to play
Violin bearing the apocryphal label of Guarnerius in Venice. Neck decorated with a chimera's head. One-piece back 356 mm
Various restorations, neck and heel torn off, broken head glued back together. Top nut and one peg missing. To be restored
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