New
stringed
instruments
Ian makes
various period Bowed and Plucked stringed instruments
1. Period Bowed Instruments:
- Violin family, 16th – early 19th centuries
- Viola da Gamba: Pardessus, treble, tenor, bass, consort bass, 7-string viols
- Viola d’amore instruments
- Baryton, Lirone, Arpeggione, etc.
2. Period bows:
- 17th – early 19th century; clip-in, screw mounted, snakewood/pernambuco, etc.Violin, viola, cello, bass/violone, viola da gamba, etc.
3. Period Plucked Instruments:
- Lute: 6-13 course, models from 1540 – 1760 -English, French, German and Netherlands configurations.
- Theorbo: Tiorbino, archlute, solo and continuo French and Italian thoerbos, Angelique, etc.
- Renaissance & Baroque Guitar: 4, 5 course, Vihuela, etc.
- Early Romantic guitars: 6-course & 6-string in Spanish, French, English and Viennese styles.
Baroque guitar after Voboam, Paris, ca. 1680.
Viola da Gamba
Bass Viol after Colichon, Paris, ca 1690.
Bent top, pierced scroll, single purfling |
Carved top |
Decorated scroll |
Carved head |
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Pardessus/ Treble |
$7,500 | +$250 | +$500 | +$400 |
Tenor | $9,500 | +$300 | +$500 | +$550 |
Division Bass | $13,500 | +$450 | +$900 | +$600 |
7 Str/consort Bass | $15,500 | +$600 | +$1,000 | +$700 |
Violin Family
& other Bowed Instruments
Violin | $10,000 |
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Viola | $12,000 |
Viola d'Amore | $13,500 |
Piccolo Cello | $15,500 |
Cello | $17,500 |
Baroque Violin after Stainer, Absam, 1670;
Sultana after Perry, Dublin, ca 1780.
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Period Bows
Baroque Bows for Violin Family & Viola da Gamba
Snakewood stick and fittings, clip in frog | $2,100 |
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Screw Mechanism | +$350 |
Fluted Stick | +$350 |
Mamoth Ivory Frog and Button | +$350 |
Period Bows – Classical & Early Romantic
Pernambuco stick, ebony fittings, lapping and faceplates according to style - English, French, German, Italian | $2,450 |
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Lutes
5 – 7 Course Lutes
Treble/alto | from $6,500 |
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a"/g" lute | from $6,700 |
Tenor | from $8,000 |
Bass | from $10,500 |
Great Bass | from $13,500 |
10 – 13 Course Lutes
10 - 11 Course | from $8,500 |
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12 - 13 Course | from $9,500 |
Theorbos 11 – 14 Course
Luito Attiorbato-Tiorbina(55-58 cm playing stringlength) | from $10,000 |
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Archlute (61-65 cm playing stringlength) | from $11,500 |
German Theorbo (13-14 course in D-minor tuning) | from $13,500 |
French (solo) Theorbo (75-78 cm playing stringlength) | from $13,500 |
Large Continuo Theorbo (82-88 cm playing stringlength) | from $15,500 |
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Early Guitars
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1: Josef and Juan Pagés,
Cadiz, 1790 – 1830
6-course, with pegs | $7,500 |
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6-string, with pegs | $7,000 |
Louis Panormo,
London, 1819 – 1845
6-string, with pegs | $7,500 |
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6-string, with machines | $9,500 |
René François Lacôte,
Paris, 1820 -1860
6-string, with pegs | $7,500 |
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6-string, with machines | $9,500 |
Johann Georg Stauffer,
Vienna, 1815 – 1840
6-string, with pegs | $7,500 |
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6-string, with machines | $9,500 |
Carlo or Gaetano Guadagnini,
Turin, 1800 – 1840
6-string, maple fruitwood, with pegs | $7,500 |
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Terms of Business
These prices are intended as a guide. There is a large range of materials, designs, cases and options, which are discussed in detail when ordering. A final price and delivery time is provided with the quote.
- Quotes are valid for 30 days.
- Delivery time is fixed at confirmation of order.
- Payment schedule:
- 20% of quoted price on confirmation;
- 20% when work begins;
- 60% on completion.
Prices for new instruments are in AU$.