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This cello was made by Diego Taje in 2023 in Cremona. Diego Tajè was born in Cremona in 1966. He started learning violin making at an early age in ...

This violin was made by the ‘father of Australian violin makers’ Arthur Edward Smith in Sydney, in 1927. Smith was born in 1880 in London and migra...

This violin was made by Paul Bailly in Paris around the turn of the century. Bailly, born in Mirecourt in 1844, was a particularly prominent and pr...

This violin was made by Jean Joseph Honoré Derazey in Mirecourt, in 1860. Derazey was born in 1794 in Darney, just south of Mirecourt, and subseque...

This violin was made by the ‘father of Australian violin makers’ Arthur Edward Smith in Sydney, in 1932. Smith was born in 1880 in London and migra...

This violin was made by Carlo Moretti in 1928 in Ancona, a town in central Italy. The son of Ruggeri and Ida Pulini, Moretti was a self-taught viol...

This violin was made by Sibylle Fehr-Borchardt in Cremona in 2009. Fehr-Borchardt was born in Kempten, Germany in 1965, and began her career studyi...

This violin was made by luthiers Agnete Vibe and Pietro Iotti in 2023 in their workshop in Parma. These two young makers graduated from the Parma S...

This bow was made by Joseph Alfred Lamy (père) in Paris, around 1910. Joseph Alfred Lamy, born in 1850 in Mirecourt, was one of the most prominent ...

This violin was made by Giorgio Grisales in 2023 in Cremona. Giorgio Grisales graduated from the International School of Violin Making in Cremona i...

This violin was made by the ‘father of Australian violin makers’ Arthur Edward Smith in Sydney, in 1925. Smith was born in 1880 in London and migra...

This cello was made by Pasquale Sardone in 2023 in Cremona. Pasquale Sardone was born in Altamura, Italy in 1979. In 2001, he moved to Cremona to a...

This violin was made by Edgar Russ in 2022 in Cremona. Originally from Austria, Edgar Russ developed a passion for musical instrument making at an ...

Label reads:Arthur E Smith SydneyFacibat Anno 1960Measurements:Upper Bout: 166mmLower Bout: 208mmLength of back: 354mm

Typical of this era, it is dark-amber in appearance with a warm, characterful sound and is one of Arthur’s finest examples

Label reads: Sydney 1915, Made by A.E. Smith. The label is hand-written.Length of back - 357.5mm, Upper bout - 166mm, Lower Bout - 208.5mmPegs - Ro...

Leon Mougenot was one of the most well-known Mirecourt makers of his time. He started his apprenticeship with Emile LAURENT and then joined Georges...

Typical of this era, it is dark-amber in appearance with a warm, characterful sound and is one of Arthur’s finest examples.

Typical of this era, it is golden-amber in appearance with a warm, characterful sound. This particular instrument happens to be fitted with an inst...

Andrea Schudtz graduated from the International School of Violin Making in Cremona in 1991, studying with Mo. Conia, Mo. Negroni and Mo. G. Scolari...