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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

Legal form: individual enterprise
Represented by: Dr. Annette Roeben
Ust-ID-Nr.: DE229117769

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New arrivals in our catalogue
  • 3/4 - Fine Mittenwald 3/4 violin by Neuner & Hornsteiner, approx. 1850
  • Baroque viola in original condition, Mittenwald, approx. 1800 (certificate Christian Lijsen)
  • Old violin from Saxony, approx. 1940 - warm, dark, mellow sound
  • Old German lightweight violin bow, soft stick - warm, mellow tone
  • English Silver mounted violin bow: soft stick, mellow tone
  • 3/4 - Antique German 3/4 violin for young talents, Markneukirchen, c.1880
  • Early 19th century Hopf violin, approx. 1800 - large, voluminous sound
  • Fine Mittenwald master violin, c.1740, Sebastian Klotz circle
  • Fine German master violin bow after Tourte, 1920's
  • Fine 19th century English violin bow
  • 3/4 - antique French Breton 3/4 violin, Mirecourt
  • Fine silver mounted Markneukirchen violin bow, Hill model, 1940/1950
  • French violin bow, Tourte model, Mirecourt, approx. 1950
  • Fine French violin, Andre Coinus, Mirecourt 1927
  • Fine, 18th century Markneukirchen viola, 1780
  • Thomas Simon: Mittenwald violin, c.1850, with a powerful, ringing sound
  • Modern Italian violin, Carlo Dalatri, Florence
  • French violin No. 388 by Amédée Dieudonné, 1948
  • 19th century: Antique German violin from Saxony, c.1850
  • Modern violin made in the French style, probably Czech or Hungarian
  • Good German violin bow, W. E. Dörfler
  • Older English violin, J. R. Dutton 1979
  • Antique Mittenwald violin from the Mittenwald violin-making school, 1919
  • Powerful German violin bow by H.R. Pfretzschner