Violins $3,000 to $6,000

Built on the Stainer model (high arching) this violin was completely restored by Edward Maday. Sweet, pure, full tone perfect for chamber music it has the feel of a 7/8 size - easy to play. Perfect for conservatory bound student. Read more…

Born in Warsaw, Poland in 1886 Phillips moved to the US in 1902 where he made 150 violins and became known for his copies of Stradivari and Guarneri del Gesù. This violin comes from Pittsburgh and was cared for by him until his death in 1977. Translucent orange-brown varnish with a golden, appealing and articulate tone Read more…

A little-known American maker this violin is a very clean example in fine condition featuring one-piece back and smooth golden brown varnish. The sound is well developed and is exemplary tasteful. Read more…

For a short time American violinmaker Mark Moreland worked for Eastman Strings. This violin was hand crafted in China under his exacting standards then he varnished and set up the violin in the US. The wood selection is thrilling and the slightly antiqued varnish a clear golden brown. Showing exemplary overtones, unequalled evenness and charismatic tone this violin would make any student proud and motivated. Read more…

The Paesold workshop, located in the small German village of Baiersdorf, is known for having the world’s most sophisticated violinmaking machines, however, this violin is completely handmade. Made of well-seasoned European maple and spruce this instrument appears to have an invisible amplifier. Ideal for a less extrovert player looking for an instrument that will help do the work. Read more…

N. Caussin worked in Paris and Neufchâteau and labeled his violins “Iofredus Cappa 1640″ in order to make them seem older. This is a gorgeous example with a “French” sound that is eloquent, engaging and evocative.  Read more…

Looking for an Italian sound? Warm, opulent, generous like the country itself this violin is a powerful singer and a real beauty. Comes with certificate. Limited availability. Read more…

This violin is exceptionally pretty. Made under the exacting standards of the Chicago workshop of William Harris Lee it has both projection and subtlety and would be ideal for a music school-bound student. Read more…

Like the instruments by Stradivari and Guarneri this violin hails from cradle of violin making, Cremona, Italy. Made in the workshop of Giorgio Grisales it is artistically and skillfully antiqued. With a fast brilliant response and deep reddish/brown varnish over fine-grained spruce its tonal character is lush, warm, and vibrant. Read more…

Owned by a professional violinist and probably made in Mittenwald this violin has a beautiful one-piece back and the charm of age. The condition is excellent with no cracks and deserves serious consideration. Mature, complex sound.

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