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Violins $25,000 and Above

Andranik Gaybaryan
Guarneri del Gesu, Northampton MA ​
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Oreste Martini 
Mantova anno 1948 (signed by maker). #6730
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Oreste Martini
Mantova anno 1953 (signed by maker). #6731
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Francis Kuttner Cremonensium 
​Discipulus San Francisco, 1912, #5955 
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Justin Derazey a Mirecourt
Vosges, 1845, #4638  
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Anselmo Gotti, 1956 
Ferrara, #6719
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Violins $15,000 - $24,000

Gustav Wunderlich 
Leipzig, 1934 #6552
Curt Wunderlich, Detroit 
Detroit, 1954, copy of Joseph Guarnerious #6537
Violin labeled Rafaele Calace 
Napoli, 1920, #5019
Labeled "Joseph Guarnerius" 
19th Century Neapolitan, #4750
Douglas Cox 
copy of Joseph Guarnerius 1744 / Brattleboro VT, 2013, #5794
Douglas Cox
copy of Antonius Stradiuarius / Brattleboro VT, 2013, #5640
Douglas Cox 
​copy of Carlo Bergonzi 1733/ Brattleboro VT, 2012, #5793
Cavalli Workshop 1927, #5121
Labeled "Giuseppe Ornati fece in Milano, 1947" 
school of Ornati, #5803
Ch. J. B. Colin-Mezin Luthier a Paris 1888, #5798 ​
Scott Nehring 
​Townshend, VT 2007, #4988
Carolus Voiryus 
​Fecit Tholosae anno 1951, #5855
G. J. Carsettinius 
​Violin by Giovanni Carletti, 1963, #5765
Johann Gottlob Ficker 
Vilino Correfpontent Romani Cremona 1793 #6557
Domenic Fantin Varese 
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anno 1991, #6639
Douglas Cox
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copy of Joseph Guarnerius 1734 / #554 Brattleboro VT, 2005, #6206
P. Baltzerson
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Model Stradivarius / Boston, MA, 1922 #6439
labeled "Gand Luthier du Conservatorie de Musique, Paris, 18" 
French violin early 20th century, #6449

Violins $10,000 - $14,000

Early to mid 19th century Stainer label #6103
​Reg. $12K/Sale $10,800
Schoenfelder Violin #6455
 $12K/Sale $10,800
Marten Cornelissen
​Northampton MA, 2001, #3872​
Mittenwald violin 
labeled "Alexander Gagliano" / late 18th century, #4751
Adrian Studer
Nelson NZ, 1999, #2242
Violin made by Ira J White 
Boston, 1891, #6474
A.W. White
Rare copy of Maggini, Boston, MA #6309
Violin labeled "Andreas Leeb, Vienna, 1810"  
#4757

Violins $5,000 - $10,000

Matt Stamell 
Amherst, Massachusetts 2020 #6808
Matt Stamell 
Amherst, Massachusetts 2019 #6611 
​Thoma Solo Violin 
Made by Jacob Thomas and Son, Boston, 1917, #6536
​Gemünder Art Violin 
Signed by Oscar Gemunder, 1930, #6451
John Markert, 1905 
New York, #6681
Cedar Stanistreet
Boston 2013, #5764
Mathias Thir 
Repair label Vida Andras, Budapest 1948 #6648
Matt Stamell, 2016
Amherst, Massachusetts, #6163
Augusto Giordano Del Gesu 1742
Lord Wilton 2019 #6517
Ronald Annis 
Old Miakka FL, 2008, #4550
Joanna Blafius Weigert, 1721
Linz, #6712
The Lyon and Healy Student violin
Chicago, 1911 - Style 1029, #6659
Konya Istvan 
Tatabanya, 1976, #6574
Gemünder Art Violin
August Gemunder and Sons, New York, 1920, #6446
Matt Stamell, 2014 
Amherst, Massachusetts, #5685
Simonazzi Amedeo Scolaro di "Stefano Scarampella" 
Vittoria anno 1926, #5994 (set up with baroque strings)
Atelier Stamell Stringed Instruments "Maestro" A.G. op 103
Amherst, Massachusetts, 2013, #6554   ​
Violin labeled "Wilhelm Durrschmidt" 
​German violin / Markneukirchen, 1928, #4353
Violin labeled "Laurentius Storioni" 
Early 19th century German violin, #4812
Violin labeled "Aegidius Klotz, Mittenwald an der Ifer 1732"
Germany, #4182
​​​7/8 Copie de Antonius Stradiuarius
with second label Paul Beuscher, 1930, JTL  #6509

Violins $3,500 - $5,000

American violin c. 1900
Early 1900s, probably Boston school (Guarneri del Gesu model) #6551​​
Mittenwald Violin c. 1920
#6720
Matt Stamell, 2013 
Amherst, Massachusetts, #5399
Antonius Stradiuarius
Glaesel workshop c. 1900 #6513
German violin c. 1800s
(Bearing an illegible repair label) - The Glaesel workshop of Markneukizhen made distinctive, attractive, and reliable instruments in the late 1800's and early 1900's. The Glaesel family dates back to the early 1800's, and is still active in the violin trade today.   #5382 ​
Jerome Thiebouville-Lamy workshop
Mirecourt 19th century, #4718
K.R. Simonson
New York, 2006, #3925