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Violins

Antonio Stradivari
Cremona, 1683, “Cobbett”
Antonio Stradivari
Cremona, 1690, “Auer”
Antonio Stradivari
Cremona, 1699, “Lady Tennant”
Antonio Stradivari
Cremona, 1703, “Lady Harmsworth”
Antonio Stradivari
Cremona, 1708, “Ruby”
Antonio Stradivari
Cremona, 1708, “Strauss”
Antonio Stradivari
Cremona, c. 1723, “Kiesewetter”
Giuseppe Guarneri del Gesù
Cremona, c. 1725, “Moller”
Giuseppe Guarneri del Gesù
Cremona, c.1729-30/
Giuseppe Guarneri del Gesù
Cremona, 1735, “Mary Portman”
Giuseppe Guarneri del Gesù
Cremona, 1735, “Sennhauser”
Giuseppe Guarneri del Gesù
Cremona, 1742, “Wieniawski”
A. & H. Amati
Cremona, 1617, “Lobkowicz”
Nicolò Amati
Cremona, c. 1635-40
Francesco Gobetti
Venice, 1717, “Moller”
G. B. Guadagnini
Piacenza, c. 1744
Pietro Guarneri
Cremona, 1679
Pietro Guarneri
Mantua, c. 1710, “Posner, Madame von Fritze”
Pietro Guarneri II
Venice, 1735, “Wahl”
Pietro Guarneri II
Venice, c. 1750
Alessandro Gagliano
Naples, c. 1706
Guarneri School
Cremona, c. 1740
G. P. Maggini
Brescia, c. 1600
Giovanni Francesco Pressenda
Turin, 1845
Giuseppe Rocca
Turin, 1852, 3/4 sized violin

Violas

Gasparo da Salò
Brescia, 1590
Gasparo da Salò
Brescia, 1590, “Adam”

Cellos

Matteo Goffriller
Venice, 1715
Vincenzo Postiglione
Naples, 1898

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