TRADE INSTRUMENTS
CURRENT AVAILIBILITY - VIOLINS
These are instrument listing tailored to professionals as they all require serious work to be brought into optimal playing condition.
Note: It takes approximately 7 to 14 working days to ship consignment products depending on the type, location, and shipping considerations.
This is a violin made by American maker Joel B. Swett in Rochester, New York in 1904. He built in the Guadagnini style, with transparent orange-brown varnish, well figured maple (Wenberg, pg 283). This is in need of full set up and a bit of varnish restoration work, although the instrument is in generally good shape.
Note: It takes approximately 7 to 14 working days to ship consignment products depending on the type, location, and shipping considerations.
This is a late 19th or early 20th century probably German trade instrumnets crafted in the Stradivari pattern with no legible label. The Back of the scroll bears a “CONSERVATORY” brand. A solid workshop instrument that will produce a nice sound when fully repaired.
This is a violin labeled EH Studio, Berlin, .Germany C. 1925. The instrument has a beautiful one-piece back.
This is a Buegeleisen & Jacobson full size violin with a Salvatore de Durro label (one of their trade-names) from Saxony, c. 1910. It has open cracks to the top plate, but a gorgeous back and scroll.
Note: It takes approximately 7 to 14 working days to ship consignment products depending on the type, location, and shipping considerations.
This is an undated copy of Nicolo Amat circa. 1900. The bouts are done in a decorative design.
This viola is a copy of Antonio Stradivari, bearing a replacated label. .Backseam length of 15.75” This is a beautiful instrument representing fine German workshop craft.
Note: It takes approximately 7 to 14 working days to ship consignment products depending on the type, location, and shipping considerations.
This is an excellent cello crafted in 1983 in the Chicago workshop of Fritz Reuter and Sons. The instrument has a large face crack, but has a beautiful body and scroll. Call for estimate on repair.
Note: It takes approximately 7 to 14 working days to ship consignment products depending on the type, location, and shipping considerations.
This is a 1911 Eduard Reichert workshop violin made in Dresden, Germany. The instrument is in good shape. The lower rib needs to be refitted and then the instrument requires a complete set up (bridge, soundpost, new pegs). Otherwise, the instrument is in good structural condition.
Back: Good Condition
Ribs: Open Seams, Ribs Require Refit at Lower Block
Top: No Damage, Saddle Missing
Head/Neck: Good Condition
Varnish: Wear and Retouch Needed
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This is a beautiful late 19th century copy of Antonio Stradivari. It has a gorgeous two piece back.
The instruments at our consignment shop are exclusive to our customers. Vermont Violins gives all information available to us regarding conditions apparent to the purchases. However, Vermont Violins will not be responsible for any unknown information missed from the buyer. No return policy applicable for Trade instruments.
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