French Violin

The French violin was born in Mirecourt in the 1600s. This city’s legendary luthiers perfected the art of violin-making, and the craft expanded to workshops in Paris, Lille, Lyon and other regions of France. Dolce Violins carries high-quality antique French violins from respected historical makers, including Charles François Gand, Caressa & Francais, Charlotte, Amédée Dieudonné, Emile Fétique, H. Derazey, Joseph Hel, and Pierre Hel.

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Bow Collections
Atelier Ames Cello Bow with Stanhope Lense
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Cello Bows
Éric Gagné Silver Mounted Cello Bow
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Bow Collections
André Lavoye Silver Mounted Violin Bow
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Bow Collections
John Greenwood Silver Mounted Viola Bow
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Bows
Zacharie Rodrigue Silver Mounted Cello Bow
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Bows
Rebecca Pierce Silver Mounted Cello Bow
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Cellos
Ute Zahn Cello – Minneapolis 2023
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Professional Violas
Stanley Kiernoziak Viola Chicago 1995 15 3/4 Length of Back
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Modern Violin
Grubaugh and Seifert Violin – Petaluma 1993
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Cellos
Kurt R. Jones Cello – 2024
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American Violin
E.H. McCollister Violin – San Rafael 1921
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Eastman Cellos
Eastman – Raul Emiliani Cello – Model 928
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Professional Violas
Alessandro Ciciliati Viola Ferrara 2008 – 16 1/4″ Length of Back
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Intermediate Violas
Albert Theodor Heberlein Viola Markneukirchen 1948 – 16.5″ Length of Back
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German Violin
Neuner and Hornsteiner Violin – Mittenwald 1878
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German Violin
Heberlein Violin circa 1900
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French Violin

Caressa & Français Violin – Paris 1912

Charles Jean-Baptiste Collin-Mézin père Violin – Paris 1899

Charles François Gand Violin Paris 1825

Pierre Hel Violin – Lille 1909

Joseph Hel Violin – Lille 1884

Amédée-Dominique Dieudonné Violin – Mirecourt 1938

Charles Enel Violin – Paris 1925

Caussin Workshop Violin – Neufchâteau c. 1890

French – Léon Mortin Violin Mirecourt 1919

Nicolas Bertholini 7/8 Violin 1810

Pierre-François Charotte Violin – Mirecourt 1810

Atelier Ames Cello Bow with Stanhope Lense

Éric Gagné Silver Mounted Cello Bow

André Lavoye Silver Mounted Violin Bow

John Greenwood Silver Mounted Viola Bow

Zacharie Rodrigue Silver Mounted Cello Bow

Rebecca Pierce Silver Mounted Cello Bow

Ute Zahn Cello – Minneapolis 2023

Stanley Kiernoziak Viola Chicago 1995 15 3/4 Length of Back

Grubaugh and Seifert Violin – Petaluma 1993

Kurt R. Jones Cello – 2024

E.H. McCollister Violin – San Rafael 1921

Eastman – Raul Emiliani Cello – Model 928

Alessandro Ciciliati Viola Ferrara 2008 – 16 1/4″ Length of Back

Albert Theodor Heberlein Viola Markneukirchen 1948 – 16.5″ Length of Back

Neuner and Hornsteiner Violin – Mittenwald 1878

Heberlein Violin circa 1900

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