This incredibly well-preserved violin by the Gagliano brothers portrays a picture of an important transition chapter in Italian violin-making history.

Discover the 5 most expensive violins in the world — rare Stradivarius and Guarneri masterpieces, record-breaking sales, and their iconic histories.

A fine Goffriller cello was recently sold by Amorim Fine Violins Cremona. Goffriler’s work is known to be very clean and precise.

Discover a violin by Giuseppe Pedrazzini, crafted in Milan in 1916, a remarkable example of Modern Italian Violin Making.

Cremona, 1768, also known as "Ex-Segelman" is an extremely well-preserved violin with a superb, strong, clear sound.

"I would like to thank you once again for your kind and warm welcome during my visit to Cremona and the friendly contact since then."

Lorenzo Storioni is one of the most celebrated violin makers of the late 18th, and his instruments are prized for exceptional tonal qualities.

Ferdinando Gagliano is one of the most prominent violin makers in Naples, and his instruments are prized for their bold, bright sound.

Giovanni Ceruti is one of those craftsman that achieved a very high standard of craftsmanship, and his violins are sought after today.

Rogeri was one of the most important Italian violin makers of the late 17th century. His instruments are very rare, and their quality is undisputed.