Violin by master violinmaker Lambert Houniet, hand written label, made in Utrecht, in the year 2000 with opus number 97. Spruce wood top plate from the French Alps, acquired in 1978 in Mirecourt, France and stored by Houniet. Back plate, rib and scroll made of maple wood acquired in 1966 in Mittelwald, Southern Germany. Clear orange-red oil finish produced by Houniet. Back plate length: 355 mm; Upper Bout width: 169 mm; C Bout width: 108 mm; Lower Bout width: 209 mm. Comes with a certificate of authenticity by Lambert Houniet dated 17 November 2021. Currently based in The Netherlands, L.H.Houniet is a master violinmaker who learnt his craft at the venerable Violinmaking College in Mittenwald. After graduating in 1968 he spent some three months with Vladimir Pilar in the Czech Republic. Thereupon he worked for three years with the renowned firm of J. and A. Beare in London. L.H.Houniet is a member of the Entente Internationale des Maîtres Luthiers et Archetiers d’Art, a distinguished society of the best violin- and bowmakers of the world. Since 2016 he aims to pass on his knowledge to a new generation of makers as well as researching the methods of construction and recreating the varnish, as used by the old masters of Cremona. A wonderful opportunity to acquire a true masterpiece!

Violin by master violinmaker Lambert Houniet, hand written label, made in Utrecht, in the year 2009 with opus number 139. Spruce wood top plate from the French Alps, acquired in 1974 in Mittenwald, Southern Germany and stored by Houniet. Back plate, rib and scroll made of maple wood acquired in 1970 in Mittelwald, Southern Germany. Clear orange-red oil finish produced by Houniet. Back plate length: 355 mm; Upper Bout width: 169 mm; C Bout width: 108 mm; Lower Bout width: 209 mm. Comes with a certificate of authenticity by Lambert Houniet dated 17 November 2021. Currently based in The Netherlands, L.H.Houniet is a master violinmaker who learnt his craft at the venerable Violinmaking College in Mittenwald. After graduating in 1968 he spent some three months with Vladimir Pilar in the Czech Republic. Thereupon he worked for three years with the renowned firm of J. and A. Beare in London. L.H.Houniet is a member of the Entente Internationale des Maîtres Luthiers et Archetiers d’Art, a distinguished society of the best violin- and bowmakers of the world. Since 2016 he aims to pass on his knowledge to a new generation of makers as well as researching the methods of construction and recreating the varnish, as used by the old masters of Cremona. A wonderful opportunity to acquire a true masterpiece!

Violin bow from the workshop of Joannes Finkel, violin bowmaker of Brienz, Switzerland. Stamped 'Lefin' to one side, illegible stamp to the other side. Pernambuco wood stick, ebony frog, silver ferrule, winding and tip plate. Length: 73,4 cm, Weight: 61,73 grams. Johannes Siegfried Finkel was born in Markneukirchen in 1947. At 17 years old, he began a bow-making apprenticeship with his father, Seigfred Finkel. After three years he moved to London to work for J & A Beare in London. Finkel also worked for William Moening and Hans Weisshaar, before taking over his father’s workshop in 1984. Comes with certificate of authentication by Lambert Houniet, master violinmaker, dated 17 November 2021

Violin bow from the workshop of Joannes Finkel, violin bowmaker of Brienz, Switzerland. Stamped 'E. Jumeau' to one side, illegible stamp to the other side. Pernambuco wood stick, ebony frog, silver ferrule, winding and tip plate, silver and mother of pearl eye. Length: 73,2 cm, Weight: 60,01 grams. Johannes Siegfried Finkel was born in Markneukirchen in 1947. At 17 years old, he began a bow-making apprenticeship with his father, Seigfred Finkel. After three years he moved to London to work for J & A Beare in London. Finkel also worked for William Moening and Hans Weisshaar, before taking over his father’s workshop in 1984. Comes with certificate of authentication by Lambert Houniet, master violinmaker, dated 15 September 2022

4/4 cello in bag with 4/4 bow, bow decorated with mother of pearl - possible restorations-

J.H. Heller, Bern, six air-music box in wooden case, change and repeat lever, lid with floral decoration, decorative label inside with list of songs, numbered 2856220, circa 1900 -case 14 x 51 x 22,5 cm, no key for case, scratches to the wood-

Polyphon, Leipzig, music box in walnut veneer wooden case together with ten discs with various melodies, the exterior of the inlaid with floral decoration, the interior with an image of a putti, circa 1900 -case 20 x 40 x 36 cm, wood damaged-

Vox, model AC15, amplifier, serial number M-1998--09-2919-A -43 x 60 cm-

Fender, model Deluxe Reverb-Amp, amplifier, serial number AC028623, with foot switch -43 x 61,5 cm-

Fender, Rumble 200, amplifier, serial number ICTC4028262 -60 x 48,5 cm-

Vox, Valvetronix, model AD120VT, amplifier, serial number 6767 -54 x 69 cm-

Two clarinets in case, containing: Pelisson Gaillard, Paris and Rudall, Carte & Co, London

4/4 violin with 4/4 bow in case, inside violin marked 'Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis Faeiebat Anno 1737, bow marked 'Tourte' -various conditions-

Wm. S. Haynes Co, Boston, The Haynes Flute, serial number 34339, partially silver flute in case, June 2 1965

Fender, three amps: Mini-Deluxe, Mini Twin-Amp and Bronco Amp with serial number T-33162 -32 x 34 cm-

Hohner, Erica, diatonic button accordion with 21 buttons and 8 bass buttons, in original box -29 x 27 cm, box 30 x 29,5 x 16 cm-

Marantz, model 2245, stereo receiver, with handbook of instructions, serial number 511213

El nano, memory toy, small stone, nano clone, switch blade and doctor Q, all-in original boxes, together with Eko Polyphemus amp, Line6 Pocket Pod Express, Boss adaptor ACA-230G in original box, Little Big Muff Electro-harmix in original box, MicroPhono PP400 in original box and Cort guitar tuner -various conditions-

König tenor recorder in case -case slightly damaged-

A.M. Graphophone, Bridgeport, Connecticut, tabletop horn gramophone, serial number C54530, horn marked 'Szegedi-fele 1919', with plaque 'Sternberg Budapest' and 'Marele Magazin de Muzica Jean Feder Budapest', comes with two records, 1st quarter 20th century -circa 80 x 93 x 72 cm, defects-

B&W (Bowers & Wilkins) Electronics, England, DM3, pair of speakers -h. 73 cm, minor damages wood-

His Master's Voice (HMV), portable gramophone together with 24 bakelite records (mainly classical), 1920's -most records without cover-

Vox guitar equipment: Wah-Wah pedal in original box, pedal AC15, AC1 Rythm Vox in original box, AC Adaptor KA259V, amPlug Cabinet in original box and AC30 -various conditions-

Vox, DA5, amplifier -26,5 x 25 cm-

W.T. Armstrong, Elkhart Ind., 104 7 802, silver plated flute in case, with original invoice -case 6 x 42 x 11 cm-

Six various wooden flutes, various brands: Küng Switzerland, Aura Holland, Moeck, etc., one in hard case and with two soft cases -various conditions-

4/4 violin with bow in case, violin on the inside marked 'Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensa Faciebat Anno 1683' -various conditions'

Mixed lot with ten reproduction signs, mainly Fender, four Fender 1/6 scale models in original packaging, five scale guitar models with stands and a 2004 Dyna Super Glide Sport Harley Davidson 1:12 scale model by Maisto in original box

16 string citera -l. 82 cm-

Boosey & Hawkes, London, model 1010, clarinet, to be checked -l. 69,5 cm, working order?-

Six string wooden lute -l. 92 cm, damages-

Quantity woodwind instruments with some attributes -various conditions-

Set of bongo drums, 1950's, and Toca Bongo