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Corilon violins · Lilienstrasse 2 · D-81669 München
Phone: +49 (0)89-444 19 619 · Fax: +49 (0)89-444 19 620
mail@corilon.com · www.corilon.com


New arrivals in our catalogue
  • Excellent 1960's Markneukirchen violin bow
  • Old German lightweight violin bow, soft stick - warm, mellow tone
  • German Violin bow. By Albert Thomä, Markneukirchen
  • Lightweight violin bow by C. A. Hoyer. Markneukirchen c.1940
  • Antique Bohemian Czech violin, approx. 1870
  • French violin J.T.L. Mirecourt, c.1930
  • Czech 7/8 violin. "Lady's violin", c.1940
  • French violin, Didelot by Laberte, Mirecourt, 1920's
  • Fine 18th century violin, Franz Knitl, Freising, 1769
  • Guillaume Maline: Rare violin, France, circa 1820
  • 3/4 - Violin by E. L. Gütter. Markneukirchen, approx. 1920
  • Luigi Galimberti, fine Italian violin, Milano 1925 (certificate Eric Blot)
  • 3/4 - excellent antique French 3/4 violin
  • Contemporary Italian violin from the Otello Bignami school: Gianni Norcia, Bologna
  • SALE: Richard Grünke: Fine contemporary violin bow
  • Fine German master bow, Hermann Prell school
  • Modern violin bow. Bright, radiant tone
  • Contemporary master violin by Bernd Ellinger, 2018
  • Ernst Heinrich Roth, 1922: Powerful master violin after Guarnerius
  • Klaus Münzner: Contemporary Saxonian master violin
  • Violin bow by Joseph Arthur Vigneron père (certificate J.F. Raffin)
  • 19th century violin from Mittenwald, approx. 1850
  • 3/4 - violin, Klingenthal 19th century
  • 3/4 - violin by J.T.L. Compagnon