Cello Pro Shop

Made in the workshop of W. H. Lee, the cello is bold and masculine and shows the work of a confident hand. Deep red varnish covers the wide-grained spruce top and the maple carefully selected maple back and ribs. Garavaglia has won numerous Violin Society of America prizes for tone and this cello proves the point. Priced below market at $22,000. Read more…

Certificate from Wiesshaar & Sons – Los Angeles

and Moennig & Son – Philadelphia.

Thomas Kennedy’s cellos are highly prized.  Read more…

Owned by a professional cellist and with a picture certificate by the a world expert, Claude Lebet (Rome), this cello is in mint condition and is very easy to play. Warm, complex, buoyant and buttery the instrument is well-priced and worth serious consideration.  Read more…

The 2007 Strad Cello Making Competition in Manchester, England brought luthiers from around the world. This is the cello Laurinel brought back! A Gofriller copy, it has a huge sound, is easy to play, balanced, and charismatic.  Read more…

Ray Schryer is a Violin Society of America gold medal winner, which means both the workmanship and tone of his cellos met the highest standards of the competition. This cello was owned by the cello professor of a major university music department, who has purchased a Montagnana. It is in superb condition and priced below the current “commission” price.  Read more…

Cison is a top maker in the William Harris Lee firm. This cello is typical: top workmanship, attention to detail and magnificent powerful tone. A player’s instrument. 

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Now working in New York City at a world-famous violin shop House of Strings is pleased to represent him in the sale of this handsome instrument. Full-bodied, easy to play, balanced, colorful and warm. Worthy of serious consideration. Read more…

Born in Hungary Tóth immigrated to the United States and worked in Indiana. This cello has clean lines and pure translucent varnish and a fat glowing meticulous tone. 
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