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Cesare Candi - violino 1901
One of the very first violins made and signed by Cesare Candi.
The model is inspired by the Guarneri del Gesù "Il Cannone" and it shows a style still related with Bologna’s violinmaking school. Length of the back 358mm, diapason 200mm.
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Oreste Candi - violion 1930
A violin made on the Guarneri del Gesù "Il Cannone". This violin is a very good example of the last period of this genoese maker.
The handsome one piece back, the ribs and sides of the same wood, the belly of ancient sprouce. Original fittings, collector’s condition. Length of the back 357mm, diapason 195mm.
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Paolo DeBarbieri - viola 1927
A viola from the first period of this genoese maker that still shows the influence of his master Cesare Candi. Very good condition (only a few scratches on the varnish), original fittings made by the maker. Length of the back 399mm, diapason 220mm.
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Paolo DeBarbieri - violino 1930
A violin made on a Stradivari model. Very good condition (only a few scratches on the varnish), original fittings made by the maker. Length of the back 358mm, diapason 195mm.
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Paolo DeBarbieri - violino 1941
A violin made on a Stradivari model. Very good condition, original fittings; the instrument had only one owner. Length of the back 356mm, diapason 197mm.
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Giovanni Battista Gaibisso - violino 1948
A violin made on the Guarneri del Gesù "Il Cannone". The two piece bird’s eye maple back, the ribs and the sides of the same wood, the belly of a narrow grain sprouce. Very good condition.
Length of the back 359mm, diapason 195mm.
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Giuseppe Lecchi - violino 1933
A violin, Strad model, from his first period. This handsome violin that shows a piedmontese influence, is to be considered one of the best of his entire production. Original fittings, collector’s condition. Length of the back 356mm, diapason 195mm.
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Giuseppe Lecchi - violino 1937
A violin, Strad model, with an antiqued finish. This is the only known violin by Giuseppe Lecchi made as a copy. Very good condition, single owner, only two little crack over the efholes lower holes made probably by the maker during the antiquing process. Length of the back 356mm, diapason 195mm.
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Bernardo Calcagno- 1740
In the mid of the eighteenth century the town of Genova had a particoular good activity in violin making and there was a consistent number of workshop producing violins, guitars and mandolins. Bernardo Calacanius is the most renowned maker of that period: he worked for about thirty years (1720/1750) dedicating himself mostly to violins violas cellos.
The instrument hereby represented is a good example of his maturity period, being made around 1745: the handsome two piece back of maple, the sides of the same wood, the scroll of a less figured maple, the belly of a strong grain sprouce that still retains the original graduation.
Although partially polished in the back, the oil varnish that covers the instrument is of good consistency. The violin sounds warm and strong, it bears all the features of the classical italian violin.
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