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A 20th century Czechoslovakian Tatra by Rosetti Stradivarius model cello, 76cm (excluding button), with soft carry case and sheet music.

Good Excelsior violin labelled Copy of Antonius Stradivarius Especially Made in Germany; also bearing the retail label of Campbell & Co - Glasgow, 14 1/16", 35.70cm

Contemporary violin labelled Copy of Antonio Stradivarius..., 14", 35.60cm

French eighth size violin labelled copie de Antonio Stradivarius..., 10.5", 26.60cm

AN ALFRED MORITZ (EXCELSIOR) VIOLIN, with two piece back, interior paper label reading 'Copy of Antonius Stradivarius especially made in Germany', with un-named bow, in case, Back length 34 cm S/D

A 19th century German violin, the two-piece back 36cm long excluding button, marked DT, paper label Antonius Stradivarius Cremonentis Faciebat Anno 1721, outlined throughout with purfling, 60cm long overall, bow ensuite, cased

A 19th century viola, the two-piece back 39cm long excluding button, paper label Antonius Stradivarius Cremonentis Faciebat Anno 1718, outlined throughout with purfling, 65cm long overall, bow ensuite, cased

A 16 '' viola in case. Labelled inside, 'A copy of Antonius Stradivarius'. Est. £30 - £50.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS: A cased Antonius Stradivarius violin complete in the protective case along with bow.  Makers label set to interior. Made in Czechoslovakia.

AN ALFRED MORITZ (EXCELSIOR) VIOLIN, with two piece back, interior paper label reading 'Copy of Antonius Stradivarius especially made in Germany', with un-named bow, in case, Back length 34 cm S/D

VIOLIN WITH INDISTINCT PAPER LABEL WITHIN 'ANTONIUS STRADIVARIUS...'

An early/mid-20th century Stradivarius copy violin and bow, in hardshell case, violin length 60cm

Early 20th century violin, two-piece maple back labelled 'Copy of Antonius Stradivarius Germany' and bow marked Czechoslovakia, with case - Condition Report

A TATRA BY ROSETTI STRADIVARIUS MODEL CELLO, approximate length of body 75cm, total length 122cm, together with two unbranded bows, padded soft case and small box of strings and cello bridges

A Czechoslovakian copy of a Stradivarius violin: scroll carved headstock, ebonised headstock and two piece back, together with three unnamed bows in a modern case.

Music, Lutherie - Hill: (W. Henry), (Arthur F., F.S.A.) & (Alfred E.), Antonio Stradivari [Stradivarius]: His Life and Work (1644-1737), With an Introductory Note by Lady Huggins, London: William E. Hill & Sons, Violin Makers, 140, New Bond Street, W., 1902, title printed in red and black, illustrated with full-page colour plates, further b/w illustrations throughout, contemporary green calf over cloth (rubbed), the spine lettered in gilt, upper-cover with Stradivari coat of arms in polychrome, top-edge gilt, marbled endpapers, 4to, [1]

An early 20th Century Czechoslovakian Antonius Stradivarius made violin having a hollow body with S shaped sound holes, ebonised neck with scrolled head stock, complete with bow and within a J Thibouville-Lamy & Co case. 

Copy of a Stradivarius violin, in fitted case, with two bows

A 19th century German cello labelled Neuner und Hornsteiner and a Stradivarius label, hard cased.

A late 19th century German violin, bears Stradivarius label, cased with bow, back 36cm

Early 20th Century Stradivarius copy violin, full size, with the label to the interior Stradivarius, single piece back, in need of restoration, together with two bows, (3)

VIOLIN LABELLED ANTONIUS STRADIVARIUS CREMONENSIS FACIEBAT ANNO 1721

A GERMAN VIOLIN, STRADIVARIUS LABEL, BACK OF HEAD STAMPED CONSERVATORY VIOLIN STRADUVARI, LENGTH OF BACK 33.5CM AND A BRAZILWOOD BOW ROUND STICK, STAMPED CZECHOSLOVAKIA, 55G Violin with old knocks and scratches and wear, splits on table. Bow in good condition

Modern Japanese Suzuki violin, copy of a Stradivarius with bow in a fitted casevarious cosmetic blemishes to the body - therwise good conditionn

Late 19th or early 20th Century violin with a two piece 14in back, labelled to the interior ' Antonius Stradivarius ' (split to top), in a fitted case with repaired bow

A late 19th/ early 20th violin, with a two piece back, label for Stradivarius, length of back 35.5cm (AF).

Violin 12 3/4'' two piece back, student instrument labelled 'Antonius Stradivarius'

Violin 13" two piece back, labelled 'Copy of Antonius Stradivarius Made in Czechoslovakia' 

Violin 13 1/8'' two piece back, ebony fingerboard, with label 'Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis', cased with bow

Violin 13'' two piece back, labelled 'Antonius Stradivarius'

Violin 14 1/4'' two piece back, ebony fingerboard and pegs, labelled 'Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis Made in Czechoslovakia' in coffin case with bow; together with Violin 14 1/4'' two piece back, no label, cased (2)

Violin 14 1/4'' two piece back, ebony fingerboard, labelled 'Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis', cased with box

Violin 14'' two piece back, ebony fingerboard, tailpiece and pegs, labelled 'Antonius Stradivarius Cemonensis Facibat Anno 1755' in coffin case 'Maidstone London'Various marks due to age and use, unrepaired crack in belly from left hand f hole to bottom

Violin 14'' two piece back, ebony tailpiece and pegs labelled 'Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis Facibat Anno 17**' with two bows and coffin case

A full size German Stradivarius copy violin with two-piece back, length 35.8cm and another violin for restoration, length 35.4cm, one is cased (2).

A full size German violin, Stradivarius copy with two-piece back, length 35.8cm and typical label, additonal label for Nick Cane, violin restorer of Salisbury dated 2003, in modern case.

A full size German Stradivarius copy violin, with two-piece back, length 35.8cm and branded below the button 'Concert Violin Stradivarius' also with interior label, in modern case.

A late 19th/ early 20th century Stradivarius copy violin, two piece back, double line purfling, 35cm long, cased with unmarked bow

A 20th century Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis violin, cased with two bows

Music.- Stolen Stradivarius.- Huberman (Bronislaw) Photographic portrait of Huberman playing the legendary 'Gibson, Huberman Stradivarius', 176 x 228mm., inscribed in ink beneath by Huberman, small chip to lower right corner, Paris, Studio Lipnitzki (stamped verso), [c.1930]; and Vol.1 of The Violin Times, 1893-1894 (a signed presentation copy from the editor Eugene Polonaski to the violinist and composer J. Harold Henry) (2)⁂ The 'Gibson, Huberman' Strad was stolen twice during Huberman's ownership. On the first occasion it was returned quickly after the theft. The second theft was on the evening of 28th February, 1936, backstage at Carnegie Hall. It was not recovered until 50 years later, as the result of a deathbed confession from musician Julian Altman. He claimed that he had bought it from a friend for $100. Altman's wife turned the Strad over to Lloyd's, which paid her a $263,000 finder's fee and then they sold the violin for $1.2 million to the English violinist Norbert Brainin. It is now owned by the American violinist Joshua Bell.

An antique Continental violin, labelled 'Antonius Stradivarius...', with 14in two piece back, with bow and case; together with another reproduction small violin. (2)

French violin labelled Copie de Antonius Stradivarius..., 14 1/8", 35.90cm

French violin labelled Modele d'Apres Antonius Stradivarius..., 14 1/8", 35.90cm

E. Schmidt & Co violin, Antonius Stradivarius copy, signed on the label, 14 1/4", 36.20cm

Early 20th century 7/8th size violin labelled Copie de Antonius Stradivarius ..., 13 11/16", 34.80cm

20th Century violin labelled Joseph Guarnerius..., 14 3/16", 36 cm, with 4 various nickel mounted violin bows, one stamped A.R. Payne, case; also a contemporary full-size violoncello labelled Tatra by Rosetti, Stradivarius model, 29 3/4", 75.60 cm, soft case

French three-quarter size violin Modele d'apres Antonius Stradivarius.., 13 3/8", 34cm

German Stradivarius Copy Violin

Czech Stradivarius Copy Violin

German Stradivarius Copy Violin with Case and Two Bows

A Czechoslovakian viola bearing label stating ‘Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis Faciebat anno 1713’, length of back including button 41cm, with bow, in fitted travelling caseCondition report: General overall condition good, some wear to highspots particularly edges, neck worn, strings in place no major damage. Bow is good but pad is secured with black tape. Carrying case scuffed and worn in places.

Japanese copy of a Stradivarius violin, 60 cm long and three bows. Minor scratches and dents, no obvious cracks or splits, small loss to body (please see additional image)Overall, wear consistent with age and use

A violin with carved motif to peg box, bow, case and another violin, with Stradivarius label dated 1721, bow, case (2).

A violin, the two-piece back 36cm long excluding button, paper Stradivarius label, rosewood tuning pegs, outlined throughout with purfling, 59cm long overall

W. Temlett, London, a five string banjo with mother of pearl inlay, numbered 3387, a violin with label 'Stradivarius Cremenon' dated 1716, length of the back 36 cm, old receipt and an unnamed bow (3).

A COLLECTION OF 9 VIOLINS AND 4 VIOLIN BOWS including a labelled Modele d'apres Antionius Stradivarius, length of back 35.8cm.

Japanese copy of a Stradivarius violin, 60 cm long and three bows. .

Antique Violin in Case label to interior reads Antionius Stradivarius 1719. Quality violin with one piece back. Overall size 23 inches. Together with two bows. Label to case reads Rushworth and Dreapers Makers Liverpool.

Contemporary viola labelled Tatra by Rosetti, Stradivarius Model..., 15 7/16", 41.80cm; also an early 20th century German violin, 14", 35.60cm and a German three-quarter size violin, 13", 33cm (3)

Good C.F. Schuster violin labelled Copy of Stradivarius, Manufactured in Saxony, 14 1/8", 35.90cm