This violin is labeled Francesco Olivieri, Rome c. 1930.
Francesco Olivieri, an acclaimed guitar maker, was known to occasionally produce high quality violins. This instrument is available for trial via shipping or in our showroom.
This violin is labeled and by Ricardo Grisales, Cremona 2019.
Pupil and nephew of Giorgio Grisales, Ricardo is among the next generation of Cremonese violin makers. This instrument is beautifully crafted and is accompanied by a certificate from the maker. Available for trial via shipment or viewing in our showroom.
This violin is by Cesare Magrini, Bologna c. 1980.
Nephew of Primo Contavalli, Cesare Magrini is a violinmaker from Bologna whose instruments take inspiration from Italian greats such as Pollastri and Poggi. This violin is accompanied by a certificate from Fred Oster and is available for trial in our showroom or via shipping.
This violin is labeled Michele de Luccia, Salerno 1983.
This violin is labeled and by Jamie Marie Lazzara, Florence 2005.
Originally from Illinois, Jamie Marie Lazzara moved to Italy at the age of 19 to study art restoration and violin making. After graduating from the violin making school in Cremona, she opened her shop in Florence. Notably, Itzhak Pearlman commissioned a violin based on his Stradivarius and played Lazzara’s instrument at the 2009 inauguration ceremony of President Barack Obama. Jamie continues to build modern and period instruments in her Florence workshop, and her instruments are played by renowned musicians all over the world. This violin is accompanied by a certificate from the maker and is available for trial via shipping or in our showroom.
This violin, labeled Giorgio Grisales, Cremona 2019, is a stunning example of modern craftsmanship. Giorgio Grisales, a Colombian-born luthier who moved to Cremona in 1982, is renowned for his instruments that embody the rich Cremona tradition. As President of the Consorzio Liutai “Antonio Stradivari” Cremona, his work is highly regarded internationally. This violin, patterned after Guarneri, features a beautiful golden brown varnish that complements its exceptional tone.
Violin labeled & by Luigi Contavalli, Italy 1913
From the Italian city of Imola, Luigi Contavalli won many awards during his lifetime, and was succeeded by his son Primo. We offer this fine example, with an accompanying certificate from ERIC BLOT, for trial in our showroom or via shipping.
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