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Corilon violins · Lilienstrasse 2 · 1st floor Entrance Zeppelinstrasse · D-81669 München
Phone: +49 (0)180 100 16 88 • Fax: +49 (0)89-444 19 620
mail@corilon.com · www.corilon.com


New arrivals in our catalogue
  • Nicolas Morlot, fine French master violin from around 1810
  • Markneukirchen viola by Johann Christian Voigt II, 1788
  • SALE Violin by J.T.L., approx. 1900
  • SALE Antique Mittenwald 3/4 violin, approx. 1880
  • Nicolas Augustin Chappuy, historic violin approx. 1770
  • French violin bow, Charles Louis Bazin
  • Old Markneukirchen violin after Guarnerius, c.1930
  • 19th century German violin of Saxony, approx. 1870
  • Markneukirchen violin after Jacobus Stainer, circa 1930
  • SALE Modern violin made in the French style, probably Czech or Hungarian
  • Attractive Markneukirchen master violin, c. 1920
  • Antique Markneukirchen violin, probably Schuster & Co. c.1920
  • Interesting Vogtland master violin, approx. 1770
  • Antique 3/4 violin, by Joseph Müller, Schönbach,1916
  • Modern Italian violin, Giovanni Fontana at Luigi Mozzani (certificate Eric Blot) - violinist's recommendation!
  • 18th century French violin, Pierre Paul Marchal
  • W. E. Hill & Sons violin bow by Edgar Bishop, circa 1930
  • SALE Petite Italian violin by Mario Gadda, 1972 (certificate Mario Gadda)
  • French violin by H. Emile Blondelet, No. C7, 1924
  • Markneukirchen master violin, 1980's
  • German 3/4 violin by Louis Dölling, Jr., Markneukirchen 1934
  • 3/4 - Neuner & Hornsteiner, 3/4 violin from Mittenwald
  • David Christian Hopf Sr.: Fine violin from the Vogtland region
  • French violin, Atelier Laberte, approx. 1940