This viola is labeled G. Carlettinius, Centum 1945.
This violin was made by Francesco Toto in Cremona, 2004.
Francesco Toto strives to create unique instruments, letting his work be guided by a search for beauty and elegance, clean-cut lines that give each instrument a powerful voice all of its own.
This is a 7/8 Carletti Family Cello, likely Natale, Bologna 1931 with Warren cert.
This violin was made by Giacomo and Leandro Bisiach in collaboration with Giuseppe Stefanini in 1962.
This violin is labeled and by Ettore Mariani.
This violin is labeled and by Stefano Conia made in Cremona in 2014. It is accompanied by a certificate from the maker.
This violin was made by Stefano Conia in Cremona, 2015.
Stefano Conia (b. 1946) is a contemporary Hungarian-born violin maker and luthier based in Cremona, Italy, known for his high-quality handcrafted string instruments and award-winning craftsmanship. He is the son of Istvan Konya Senior and later Italianized his name to Stefano Conia as he established his career in Italy. Conia studied at the prestigious Cremona School of Violin Making, where he trained under renowned masters including Sgarabotto, Morassi, and Bissolotti, and later became a respected teacher at the same institution. Remaining active in Cremona, the historic center of violin making, Stefano Conia has earned international recognition and multiple awards for his violins, solidifying his reputation among modern luthiers, musicians, and collectors seeking fine contemporary instruments.
[Read more…]This violin is labeled Bartolini, Reggio Emilia 1940.
This violin is labeled Enrico Bajoni, Milano 1898.
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