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A full size German violin with one piece back, spurious Stradivarius label, length of back 35.8cm, cased with two bows.

A full size German violin with two-piece back, Stradivarius copy, length of back 35.8cm, cased with two bows.

A Violin by G. Ficker, Markneukirchen 1927. Labelled: Gustave August Ficker, Markneukirchen Anno 1927, copy of Stradivarius, made especially for William Lewis and Son, Chicago. Length of back: 14 1/16ins, 358mm

A Violin by Grandjohn, Mirecourt circa. 1850. Labelled: Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis... Signed internally. Length of back: 14 1/16ins, 360mm

A Violin, France circa. 1900. Labelled: Copie de Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis ... Length of back: 14 1/8ins, 360mm

A Violin by Neuner & Hornsteiner. Labelled: Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis ... Length of back: 14 1/16ins, 357mm

A Violin, Germany circa. 1890. Labelled: Copy of Stradivarius, made in Germany. Length of back: 14 5/16ins, 364mm

A 19th Century German Violin, with 36cm two piece back, labelled "Antonius Stradivarius, Cremonensis, faciebat anno 1719".

A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH VIOLIN bearing a faux Stradivarius label together with four violin bows, base bow and one cello bow (7) (see illustration).

A violin, with printed faux label 'ANTONIUS STRADIVARIUS DEUTSCHE URBIT, 1886', LOB 14.25in (36cm), in a travelling case.

A 19th century violin, having 2 pce back, bearing Stradivarius label and a treen "Girl Guides" panel etc

Violin labelled 'Antonius Stradivarius Crenonensis, Faciebat anno 1726 AS', the one-piece back of horizontal medium cord, the length of back 35.5cm with bow in case

Two Stradivarius style violins, both with two piece backs, cases and bows, one with Stradivarius label, length of backs 36cm

A late 19th early 20th Century Stradivarius copy violin in case.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY VIOLIN bearing a faux Stradivarius label with two bows in carrying case.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH VIOLIN bears a faux Stradivarius label together with two bows, cased. (Note: The scroll and neck has probably been replaced).

* A Violin, Germany, Labelled: Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis Faciebat Anno 1721, Length of back: 14ins, 356mm. Sold with violin bow.

19th century double bass labelled Antonio Stradivarius Cremonensis faciebat anno 1721, lob 44'' with bow

AN OLD FRENCH VIOLIN with faux Stradivarius label and bow in carrying case (see illustration).

A 19TH CENTURY VIOLIN labelled 'Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis Faciebat Anno 1715' with one piece back of red/golden colour, length of back 14"

A 19th Century German Violin, with 35.5cm two piece back, labelled "Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis, Faciebat Anno 1727", in a fitted wooden case.

A 19th century violin, having 14", 1 piece back, bearing "Stradivarius" label, in fitted case with 2 bows

A Violin by Ernst Heinrich Roth, Markneukirchen 1952 Labelled: Ernst Heinrich Roth, Markneukirchen 1952, Reproduction of Antonius Stradivarius Length of back: 14 Ains, 358mm

*A Violin, circa 1890 Labelled: Stradivarius Length of back: 14 B ins, 359mm

*A Violin circa. 1900 Labelled: copy of Antonius Stradivarius Leonardo Genaro, Italian Master Violin Maker Length of back: 14 Ains, 360mm

19th C violin with Stradivarius label & two bows

A 19th Century German Violin with 36cm two piece back, labelled "Antonius Stradivarius, Deutche Urbeit, BB & Co", in leather case.

A violin, 20th century, stradivarius model, bearing internal label 'STRAD'. Two piece back 36.2cm long. With a nickel mounted bow. Cased. (3)

A violin in carrying case, bearing the label 'Stradivarius'.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY VIOLIN - the bridge stamped W S Hill & Sons, pseudo Stradivarius label, together with a bow, the frog inset abalone.

A GERMAN VIOLIN, marked 'Mittenwald', circa 1890, labelled 'Copy of Antonius Stradivarius' with bow and case, length of back 14" (see illustration)

A full size Violin with bow, labelled "copy de Stradivarius Cremonensis Faciebat.anne" with case

German violin labelled copy of Antonius Stradivarius and an old suitcase

Stradivarius copy violin, 13in back, in fitted leather case and a large selection of bows

A late 20th Century Czechoslovakian violin bearing interior label printed 'Antonius Stradivarius ...', together with two other late 20th Century violins.

A late 19th Century Czechoslovakian made violin with "Stradivarius" label inside, having two piece, honey coloured medium curl back and scroll end, 14" back, wear to front otherwise good condition and together with a metal folding music stand

A Czechoslovakian violin, bears a printed "Stradivarius" label, length, 57cm.

A 19th century German violin, bearing label 'Antonius Stradivarius Cremona' having strung inlay and two piece back in a fitted case

A Viola, Bavarian, 20th century. Two piece back, 39.6cm long, cased. Also a Violin, stradivarius model, German, 20th century, two piece back, 35.5cm long, with a nickel mounted bow, cased. (5)

A Violin, German, bearing stradivarius label. One piece back, 35.7cm long, cased; A Skylark brand child's violin, with bow, cased; also a Violin labelled 'Le Parisien' By J. Thibouville Lamy, one piece back, 33cm long, cased. (7)

A Cello, 20th century, Czechoslovakia, Bearing label 'Tatra by Rosetti-Stradivarius Model'. One piece back, 75.5cm long, with nickel mounted bow and canvas sleeve. (3)

A violin with interior paper label Thornward Stradivarius with ebony strung border and lace veneered back 24.25" long circa 1870 along with a Bausch bow with nickel ebony and mother of pearl mounts 29" long both in a leather covered hinged lid three-catch case the case with scuffed back front and lacking original handle. . Provenance: The violin is said to have belonged to Mr H Thomas Maldwyn Price who was the organist at the funeral of the Earl of Powys on May 15th 1981 at St Marys Church Welshpool. T Maldwyn Price was a prolific composer and was married to Elizabeth Evans an accomplished violinist who may have played this violin

A violin the two-piece back 36cm long labelled 'Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis / Faciebat anno 1713' cased; another violin the two-piece back 36cm long labelled 'Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis / Faciebat anno 1725' cased; and a bow (3).

A 19th Century Violin, bears label "Antonius Stradivarius Cremonenli Faciebat Anno", in a rosewood case

Violin with Stradivarius label and three part bows in case

A cased Stradivarius copy violin, bearing paper label, dated 1721 with Deposee label, having two piece mahogany back and pine sound board with ebonised finger board and scrolled terminal, the hard case containing strings and bow by W E H &S, having silver and mother of pearl mounts. (26in)

French Child's Violin Mirecourt School labelled Stradivarius back length 11 7/8 in. (30.2 cm.) Provenance: Peter & Ann Davies Collection

A violin, the two piece back 33.5cm long, labelled 'Modele d'apres / Stradivarius Cremonensis / Anno 1721', in a wooden case; with a bow.

A full size German violin Stradivarius copy, length of back 36cm, cased with a bow

A German violin, inner bears label Antonio Stradivarius Cremonensis faciebat anno 1721, 14 inches back, with bow, in hard case, black.

EARLY 20TH CENTURY FRENCH VIOLIN LABELLED BONNAVENTURE LUTHIER, CAEN, also labelled modele d'apres Antonius Stradivarius, 14 1/18", 35.90cm

Violin labelled Antonius Stradivarius, made by E.R. Schmidt & Co. circa 1900, Violin Makers Saxony..., and signed on the label, 14 1/4", 36.20cm

An ebonised accordion, late 19th century, by Mayermarix, Paris, boxed; and a German violin, bearing bogus Stradivarius label (a.f), L 47cm (accordion) L 14in (violin back)

Antonius Stradivarius violin and two bows c.1900

A German violin the two-piece back 36.5cm long labelled 'Manufactured in Berlin / Copy of / Antonius Stradivarius'; and a bow the octagonal stick of dark brown colour the ebony frog inlaid with mother of pearl eyes the adjuster plated; in an ebonized wooden case.

A full size German violin, Stradivarius copy, with two piece back, length 36cm, cased with a bow

A 19th century full size German violin, Stradivarius copy, with two piece back, length 35.8cm, bears Stradivarius label, cased with two bows

A full size German violin, Stradivarius copy, with two piece back, length 35.6cm, cased with a bow

Hill (W. Henry, Arthur F., and Alfred E.). Antonio Stradivari, His Life and Work (1644-1737), 2nd ed., 1909, col. frontis., b&w illusts., some light spotting to endpapers, orig. green cloth, some minor soiling and very slightly frayed to extrems., 8vo, together with Fetis (F. J.), Notice of Anthony Stradivari, The Celebrated Violin-Maker, known by the name of Stradivarius, trans. John Bishop, pub. William Reeves, n.d., c. 1864, orig. maroon cloth, somewhat faded to upper cover, 8vo, plus Hill (W. E. & Sons), A Short Account of a Violin by Stradivari, dated 1690, pub. 1889, chromo. frontis., two chromo. plts. and one b&w facsimile plt., untrimmed, orig. cloth gilt, rubbed and a little soiled, large slim 8vo, and others on violins, various, mostly late 19th and early 20th c., including The History of the Violin, by William Sandys and Simon Andrew Forster, 1864, British Violin-Makers Classical and Modern, by William Meredith Morris, 1904, Recollections of a Violinst, by W. M. Quirke, 1914, a worn copy of The Violin, Famous Makers and Their Imitators, by G. Hart, 1884, etc., mainly 8vo (21)

A cased violin and bow with a 14" two piece back bearing a label ANTONIUS STRADIVARIUS CREMONENSIS