Just in is an exceptional and glamorous violin by Paul Bailly of 1900. The setting-up has nearly been completed, and the price is likely to be £13,000. Also I have violins by Lavest of Montlucon, Jean Striebig and Claude Chevrier.

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Joseph Hel, Lille, 1886

£17,500

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Caressa & Francais, Paris, 1914

£15,000

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Chevrier

£4,250

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Jean Striebig, Mirecourt, 1937

£3,800

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Mougenot, Mirecourt, circa 1920

£5,000

Ref:172A

Olivier Marissal, 1933

£3,800

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Mougenot, Mirecourt, circa 1920

£3,800

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Mougenot school, circa 1925

£3,400

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J.B.Colin, Mirecourt 1901

£2,200

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French, labelled Chipot-Vuillaume, late 19^th Century

£2,200

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Mirecourt, late 19^th Century

£2,100

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Mirecourt School, late 19^th Century

£2,000

Ref:554

French, Jombar workshop, Paris 1934

£1,900

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French violin

£1,900

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Mirecourt, late 19^th Century

£1,700

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Mirecourt School, late 19^thC.,labelled L.Bernadel

£1,650

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Mirecourt violin, mid 19^thC., Le Marquis de l'air

£1,450

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Mirecourt violin, c.1910, Guarneri model

£1,350

Ref:572

French violin

£1,300

Ref:217

French violin

£1,250

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Mirecourt violin, circa 1880

£1,100

Ref:1133

French violin, circa 1910

£980

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French violin

£875

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French violin

£840

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Mirecourt violin

£780

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French violin

£650

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Bernard Simon Fendt, London, circa 1810, with Beare certificate

£27,000

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Tobin/Arthur Betts school,London, circa 1840

£18,500

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Bela Szepessy, London, 1919

£13,000

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Lockey Hill, London, circa 1770

£8,000

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Hart, London, 1899

£3,500

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Fendt School, London, circa 1840

£4,200

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John Martin, 1880

£2,600

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Cahusac, London, 1786

£2,500

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Grigori Ferdinand Wenger, Augsburg, 1762, in almost perfect state

£8,500

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Nurnberg School, 18th Century

£3,500

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Neuner & Hornsteiner, 1879

£1,650

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Dresden school, circa 1930

£1,600

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Berlin school, labelled Ruggieri

£1,550

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German

£1,275

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Dresden, circa 1920

£960

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Saxon school, circa 1920

£750

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Gewa

£580 + VAT

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Schlesinger

£550

I'm excited about a beautiful Italian violin dating from the middle of the 18th Century that has just been restored. It is the property of a retired player, and is supposed to be by Camilli. I am unhappy to attribute it quite so accurately - there is only one peg in the back, instead of two, but it is still a glamorous thing, with a one-piece slab-cut back. I am prepared to guarantee it is Italian and mid-18th Century. The sound is exceptional. It's £25,000.

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Giovanni Gaida, 1933

£12,000

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Venetian, 18th Century

£11,500

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Irish, by Perry & Wilkinson, 1773

£9,000

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Andreas Renisto

£7,500

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Aristide Cavalli, Cremona, 1923

£5,800

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Dutch 18^th Century. A gorgeous-sounding instrument, with a very plain yellow back and whalebone purfling. It looks like something from a Dutch still life painting.

£9,500

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Irish, by Perry & Wilkinson, 1815

£5,500

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¾ 19^th Century

£1,200

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 violin 13"

£950

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 violin 13"

£950

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¾ violin

£600

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¾ violin

£550

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¾ violin

£300

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¾ Mirecourt violin

£240

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½ size violin (12¼")

£400

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¾ violin

£250

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½ size violin

£335

Ref:774E

¼ size violin

£175

Ref:981

size violin

£130

Ref:461C

size violin

£175

Ref:668

size violin

£700