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A 19th century Stradivarius copy violin with 2 piece back, and bow, in wooden case

A 19th century German violin, with label inside reading Stradivarius, with bow and case, a Russells concertina in a hexagonal mahogany case, lacking handle, and an M. Hohner accordion. (3)

An early 20th Century violin, bearing label to interior inscribed `Antonius Stradivarius...`, length of back excluding button 35.9cm, cased, with a bow, together with a Chinese violin, length of back excluding button 34.3cm.

A late 19th century German violin, bearing label for Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis, with two piece back, 35cm, in a fitted case with standard bow and a child`s violin (for repair), 33.5cm

A violin, labelled within `Copie de Stradivarius`, 13.5in. back, with bow, in case

Violin, bears paper label Antonius Stradivarius, Cremona Faciebat Anno 1600, the two piece back, 36cm; and a bow; and a case (Lot subject to VAT)

Violin ,printed paper label Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis Faciebat Anno 17 and 37 in ink, two piece back, 14in; three bows, one stamped R Weichold A Dresd, nickel mounted

Violin, bears printed label Antonius Stradivarius faciebat 17 with 13 in ink, the scroll branded `R A Band, 33 1878, two piece back, 35.8cm; and a case

Violin, bears paper label TATRA BY ROSETTI, Stradivarius Model, Made at the Cremona factory, Luby, Czechoslovakia, two piece back 36cm; and a case

Pfaretzshner violin bow impressed marks and shield device, also a German Stradivarius copy violin and another bow and case, (the violin in need of serious repair)

A violin with a two piece back, 35.5cm, bearing label model Antonius Stradivarius, Cremonensis, faciebat anno 1721, together with an unmarked bow, in a fitted case.

A late 19th/early 20th century Stradivarius copy violin, labelled `Antonius Stradivari Cremonensis Faciebat Anno 1790`, with circular makers mark AS under cross within double lined circle, with two piece back, length 36cm, cased with bow

A mid/late 20th Century viola, bearing label to interior printed `Antonius Stradivarius...`, length of back excluding button approx 39.5cm, together with another viola by Lark, two violins, three cases and four bows.

A Violin bears label "Stradivarius", having 33.5cm back, 56.5cm overall

A student violin marked Antontus Stradivarius Chromoma Faciebat Anno 1713, 34cm, cased with bow.

A VIOLIN with two piece back bearing label "Antonius Stradivarius" the back 14" long together with an unsigned violin bow and in a fitted case

A violin with two piece back bearing interior paper label inscribed "Antonias Stradivarius 1690", together with two bows in a fitted case

A Violin, bearing label, copy of a Stradivarius with two piece back and bow in case

A VINTAGE HALF SIZE STRADIVARIUS PATTERN VIOLIN, two piece 32cms back with medium curl stamped Stradivarius to the top, bears label to the interior, with bow, cased

A Violin having 1 piece back with red seal mark, bears label, with bow (stamped D?), in leather case, back 36cm long, violin 60cm long overall (label Antonius Stradivarius?---)

Violin by Josef Thier Innsbruck dated 1860, after Stradivarius, with two piece lightly flamed back, with case and bow, length of back 36cm

Ephemera – music – Stradivarius Violin interesting bundle of correspondence with a series of approx 12 card mounted sepia photographs relating to the sale of a Stradivarius Violin in 1868 – which eventually sold for £84 – just under £4000 in today’s money.

A Continental full size Violin labelled Antonius Stradivarius with bow in case

A violin bearing a label ‘Stradivarius’, cased.

A VIOLIN, the two piece back with horizontal narrow curl, maple ribs, and similar finger board and head with ebony keys, the single table with light and dark chestnut colour, labelled " .... Stradivarius ....Cremona ... 1736", length of back 14", overall length 23 1/4", together with a bow with curved ebony frog stamped "Vuillaume Paris", cased

A 19th Century Stradivarius pattern full sized violin with figured two-piece back (back measurement excluding button 13.75ins - 23ins overall - crack to table), and bow and case for same

An early 20c. Berlin two piece violin with Stradivarius label in fitted case, 53cms long.

English Civil War Mortuary Hilted Broad Sword with blade engraved Andrea Ferara Andrea Ferara, though by his name we might think him Italian, he was a famous sword cutter of Zaragoza, in Spain, who was the only one who in those times stamped his name on his blades, thus showing his own high confidence. Born about the year 1555 from a family of armourers which had existed in Italy. Andrea Ferrara was in business with his brother Giovan Donato in Belluno, in Friuli, about the year 1585, long before which Ferrara blades were made. This signature was however widely and frequently used freely by many makers as is the word Stradivarius on violins and does not indicate he made this sword PROVENANCE: Removed from More Place, Wonham Lane, Betchworth, Surrey for convenience of sale. 38in. (96.52cm)

A full size German violin with two-piece back, Stradivarius copy, cased with two bows, length of back 36cm.

An old violin in case, Stradivarius copy.

A cased copy of a Stradivarius violin and bow. Name on bow Edw. Herrmann.

Cased violin with paper label "Stradivarius"

A 19th Century violin bearing a paper label inside `Antonius Stradivarius`, in fitted case with a bow.

A German violin, bearing Stradivarius label, the two-piece back inlaid purfling, and a bow with nickel silver mounts, stamped `Tourte`, in a case

A violin of traditional design having one piece back and bearing `Stradivarius` label, with nickel plate bow

Early 20th-century violin and bow in case, interior label to violin reads Antonius Stradivarius Cremonentis Faceilat Anno 1727, 60-80

Vincent Bach Stradivarius professional trumpet - model 25 Elkhart Indiana USA - Circa.1973/74 Serial L86507 (previously owned by Enoch Jackson - Scottish National Orchestra, Liverpool Philharmonic and BBC Symphony Orchestra View on www.staceyauction.com

A violin, with a one piece back, the inside with a printed label `Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis faciebat anno 1703, AS within a circle`, 14in (35.5cm) LOB, with two bows, cased.

A 19th century German violin "Stradivarius" design, possibly Tyrolean, in box, length of back 13 ¾ “

A 19th Century German Violin, labelled `Manufactured in Berlin, copy of an Antonius Stradivarius`, with 360mm two piece back, purfling to front and back and ebony tuning pegs

A 19th Century Violin, possibly French, labelled `Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis, Faciebat Anno 1738`, with 359mm two piece back, purfling to front and back, ebony tuning pegs and plastic chin rest

A three quarter size copy of a Stradivarius violin made in Bavaria.

A cased violin and bow , in a hard black case, no inner label. 14 Inch back, ( no name on bow ) plus another violin, inner label reads `Stradivarius` 14 Inch back, probably Nineteenth Century German , uncased, no bridge. (2)

Violin in good condition with Antonius Stradivarius label inside. Length 23.25 ins. Back length 14 ins. two bows and case

19thC violin with label inside `Antonius Stradivarius Deutsche Urbeit` book matched two-piece back. Length 12.25 ins. plus bow.

A violin with a 14 1/4" two piece back with a copy of Antonius Stradivarius label

A 19th century German violin bearing label `Copy of Antonius Stradivarius`, measuring approximately 13.75 inches, with bow and in solid case.

A late 19th Century violin bears label Antonius Stradivarius Cremonenfis faciebat anno 1743,cased with two bows

Morris (May) Two A.Ls.s. 6pp. 4to, 21st and 29th March, 1922, discussing participants in a Tapestry joint meeting, and plans for an exhibtion, offering an important piece by her father § Dolmetsch (Arnold) Autograph Letter signed to Mr. Morley, 3 pp. 8vo, 5 July, 1896, asking if his daughter would play in a concert; another 3pp. 8vo, 27th December 1922, discussing a demonstration he will give [at the Art Workers Guild] with a Stradivarius and other violins and some of his own bows; other Ls.s. from A.A. Milne, John Galsworthy, Ivor Novello and others; and signatures of Sir Winston Churchill, Herbert Beerbohm Tree, Ellaline Terriss and Seymour Hicks, Ellen Terry, Rider Haggard, and others, v.s., v.d.(qty)

German Violin made after Stradivarius with facsimile label to interior, two piece broad flamed back with a deep red brown varnish, length of back 36cm with bow and case.

A late 19th/early 20th century Stradivarius copy violin with two piece back and double purfling, with label and faint impressed mark to back, length of back 36cm, cased with nickel plated bow (illustrated)

A vintage violin having 2 piece back bearing Stradivarius label scratched to back from 1886-1976, with nickel chrome bow, in fitted case

A 19th Century German Violin, no label, with 356cm two piece back, purfling to front and back, rosewood tuning pegs, with two bows, cased (a/f); A 20th Century Bohemian Violin, labelled `Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis, faciebat anno 1721, made in Bohemia`, with 357cm two piece back, with bow, in stained pine coffin case (2)

A modern quarter size Stradivarius pattern violin (back measurement excluding button 12.5ins - 21ins overall) with bow and case for same, one other violin with bow and case and a viola with bow and case

A reproduction Stradivarius violin and bow in case.

Nineteenth Century German violin, 14in back, interior with label `Copie de Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis faciebat anno 1721` Hard wooden case and unnamed bow. (a/f crack to front left hand side, no chin rest or bridge)

Violin paper label "Copy Of Antonious Stradivarius... Made In Germany" overall length 56cm (22in) back length 35cm (13.75in) & bow

A full size violin, Stradivarius copy with two-piece back, length of back 36.2cm, cased.

A cased violin, with bow, bears label `copie de Antonius Stradivarius...`.

Violin by Ernst Heinrich Roth after a 1724 Stradivarius, serial number D903 made in 1912, two piece highly flamed maple back measuring 36cm, with case.