German Violin, c. 1910, labeled COPY OF, JOSEPH GU

German C. 1930's violin. Labeled copy of Hans Hoyer.

Mathias Hornsteiner workshop copy. Labeled "Mathias Hornsteiner, Geigenmacher Hofschmied in an der Isar Anno 1872" Pegs, bridge and tailpiece present but unconnected. No cracking. c. 1900 E.W. Zimmer

Early 20th c German Stradivarious copy 3/4 size student violin, labeled "Musikinstrumenten Erzeugun, Mittenwald, Bayern" (possibly Joh Michl & Soh), and "Made in Germany", sold with a hard shell case,

Length 23 inches. Together with a Japanese bow.

German Violin, Varlo Micelli A German Violin labeled "C. Meisel Workshop Violin. Carlo Micelli. Anno 1922" LOB 35.9cm. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from The Meisel Collection a

German Violin, c. 19th century, labeled JOHANN GEORGE LIPPOLD..., length of one-piece back 14 1/16 in., 357 mm, plus case, no bow, good condition, needs restringing, shipping $65 plus ins

Early violin in case. Labeled "Copy Of Joseph Guarnerius". 20" L..

Jos. W. Stern and Company Junior Banjo C.1910. Labeled on inside. Length: 79cm. Joseph W. Stern (1870-1934), an amateur musician, teamed up with Edward B. Marks (1865-1944), an aspiring lyricist, to w

German Violin, post 1910, with an interior label "Copy of Antonius Stradivarius, Made in Germany," in a fitted violin case with two bows and a resin bag, H.- 24 in., W.- 8 1/2 in., D.- 3 1/4 in.

J. Schonger Violin Violin c. 1871. J. Schonger in Cassel. Also Labeled "Joseph Guernerius Cremona 1720." 1 crack to top. 2 inserts on treble side, lower and upper bout. Bass side 1 insert under tailpi

Two 19th c German Factory violins copies of Italian 17th c Violins one Stradivarius marked Made in W. Germany appears to be in playable condition, one Amati copy in rough overall condition with make d

Handmade Copy Of German Antonius Stradivarius Violin, Labeled Jacobus Hornsteiner, Circa 1930. Measures approx. 23" long. || Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request

Handmade Copy Of German Antonius Stradivarius Violin, Labeled Jacobus Hornsteiner, Circa 1930. Measures approx. 23" long. || Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request

Violin labeled "Joseph Guernerius Cremona" A modern violin labeled "Joseph Guernerius Cremona." c. 1736. Good condition. LOB 36.5cm. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from The Meise

Joseph Guarnerius (German) violin - good quality copy - 24"

Joseph Guarnerius (German) Copy of 1746 Violin, having tourte violin bow, with case, Provenance: Estate of Donald K. Huber

A German 1/8-size violin labeled Mathias Roller, Geigenmacher. A hand-made copy of Antonious Stradivarius. Made in Germany. Length of back: 257 mm. | Local and NYC curbside delivery details and intern

Copy of Joseph Guarnerius Violin In mint condition. Fictitious Guarnerius label. Likely German. LOB 35.8cm. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from The Meisel Collection assembled ov

Early 20th c German Stradivarious copy 4/4 full size student violins (3 pcs), sold as is with cases, hairless Bausch bow, and a few accessories, body lengths 13 1/2" to 14"

(lot of 4) Violin and accessories, late 19th/ early 20th c., including: (1) violin, likely a German copy of a Giovanni Paolo Maggini violin, with spurious interior paper label reading "Giovanni Paolo

Late 19th c German or Czech factory Stradivarius copy with facsimile label- spruce top with maple back and sides . 23" long overall, 14" body 8" at "hips" 6.75" at "shoulders"

After a design by Master Robert Wagner - one piece back, case and bow - Violin of an amber color, labeled Robert Wagner - The label reads "Copy of/ Fecit Robert Wagner, Sereniss / Pinzip Camr. Musicus

4/4 Violin Labeled: "Copy of Bergonzi Made in Germany" c.1920's Neck and Body Appear Intact. Shows Older Repairs to Top and Back Seams. "Orange Peel" Damage to Top Varnish. "2 Crowns" Brand Impressed

BING drive model, before 1900, 13 cm, man at the violin, 1x painted over, drive model, chime, surface area was painted over, c. 1910 German Description BING Antriebsmodell, vor 1900, 13 cm, Mann an de